Crop and fill with image

Hello
I intend to use lasso for free style cropping an image, but I want to the fill in that cropped section with another image. I intend to , say crop a dress floral pattern on a sleeve, and fill it with another floral pattern of my choice.
Thanks

Hi there,
Here's a quick tutorial for working with masks to replace patterns and textures in an image.
1) Here's my starting image, and I want to replace the fabric on the pocket of this shirt.
2) Bring in the pattern you want to incorporate into your original image by copy and pasting or by going to File > Place.
3) With the pattern layer selected, option + click on the icon marked below to create a mask over the layer. The image will seem to disappear, but this is only because the mask is solid black— black in the mask indicates hidden areas, white areas are where the image will be revealed.
4) Use the lasso tool to select the area in which you want the pattern to appear.
5) Being sure the mask is selected in the layers panel, use the paint bucket to fill in the selection area with white. The pattern will appear.
My next steps would then be to paint on the mask with black to reveal the stitched areas and the button on the pocket. Alternatively, as Silkrooster said, you can experiment with blend modes. Below is the pattern layer set to Multiply. Using this setting would work well if you were placing a pattern over a white or light-colored garment. Good luck!

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