ITunes Match and iCloud accounts are different.

I bought my mom this iPad Air 2 for Christmas and I'm trying to get it so that she can have access to my iTunes Match account. I made the account on my AppleID so I can control the library for them. When I first set up her iPad, all her pictures and stuff were there. Then I changed the settings so that she could access the iTunes Match account, it still is using her AppleID for her iCloud but now it's my AppleID in the iTunes for the iTunes Match access and her pictures are no showing up anymore.
I'm SURE there has to be a way for iTunes Match to use my ID for that and still load all her pictures from her AppleID from her phone... right?
I should clarify, on my AppleID I don't have any apps, nor do I have an Apple product, I only signed up for an AppleID so that I could use it to get iTunes Match and control the playlists for them and everything. So she's logged in to her AppleID for iCloud and logged into my AppleID for the iTunes Match account. The pictures are all gone now though.

It stays on your phone until you delete it. If you download a song, album or artist, you can delete them by swiping across the title and tapping delete. If you play a song without downloading it, it is stored in cache memory on your phone. As you phone starts to reach full capacity, older and less frequently played songs begin to automatically be deleted from cache. Or, to remove them all, occasionally go to Settings>General>Usage>Music, swipe across All Music and tap Delete.

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