Gimp Coloring

This is a tutorial for Gimp.
The name might be misleading, What I'll show you here is how you make the lines stick on one layer, and the background / color on another. :)
Then I'll take a little coloring in here too. :P
The screenshots are in swedish, but I think you can get it anyway. :)
And I'll probably explain a little too much, with much basics and so,
but take it as you are very smart instead ;P

First you open your image. :P

Then duplicate the background layer, press the marked item down in the right corner, this is because I can't move it otherwise..;P

And delete the original layer by pressing the other marked item, this is important; do not delete the 'background-copy'!. :)

On Layer properties, choose multiply, it's on 'normal' before you do that.

Make a new layer by pressing the 'new layer' thingy in the right corner, and then OK.

Now, select the background layer-copy by clicking it.
Then press the button I've marked :)
You want to shift places on the layers, so the background-copy is on top. :)
Now your image will disappear, but don't worry, it's ok!

Mark the new layer, chose the paintbucket tool, and paint that layer white. Now you'll see your image again! ;)

And now it's time to color!
- Gimp Coloring - the coloring