Note:  For the purposes of this tutorial I chose to grayscale the image as well but it is not entirely necessary depending on circumstances.  It is necessary to make the image transparent however for fashioning a background because it would be too prominent otherwise.  You don't want the background to overwhelm the content on your page.  Click the tile at the bottom of the page to view on a separate web page.

1.  First fashion a sprite or series of sprites into the logo of your choice.  Remember to make the image slightly larger than 128X128 pixels.  Then save it and import the image into Background Magic.  

2.  Once imported drag and drop the image into the location for image 1. 

3.  In this case I want the background to have the look of wrinkled paper.  Some textures and colors choices might overwhelm, so I chose the middle tile below.  

4.  Drag and drop the middle tile above into the space for Image 2 below.  See the Final Image.  It looks very close to the desired effect; but let's tweak it just a bit.

5.  Click on the Image 2 tile.  Notice how the words Image 2 are emboldened.  Now when you make changes with the Image Adjustment buttons they only effect Image 2.  Click Sharpen.  Then you can either Keep or Undo the changes.  Click Keep.

6.  Slide the brightness control to 113, and the Image Blend at 44% toward the logo tile as indicated below.

7.  Click the tile below to view it on a web page.  It looks nice.  You're a genius!