We learned how to make our own frames in this lesson. Above I created a frame, filled it with
multiblue gradient, added drop shadow and buttonized. Then I exported as picture frame and used
the frame on the photograph of the Eiffel tower in Paris. I also resized a bit afterwards.

Created a 30 pixel frame starter template for making matted frames. I exported this frame
and used it on the Castle photograph. Selected color from picture and added texture to create the
mat. Then I made another template but with 25 pixels and filled with same red as window sills on
picture. Added drop shadow, inner bevel, buttonized and exported as frame. Added that red frame to the Castle photograph and Voila Belvedere Castle in Vienna, Austria in all its splendor.

In part 2 I learned how to make Border and Corner Frames. Used one of my framestarter
templates I had made earlier, filled with metal brass gradient, added noise effect, applied inner
bevel and angles, added drop shadow. Used corner font O - size 150, added dropshadow and placed
in each corner. Exported as frame and used on photograph.

This is fun so here are some more frames with decorative corner borders. Here is one using frame starter template. Filled with leopard pattern, applied inner bevel, added gold stencil cats to corner, exported as frame and added to kitten photograph.

Another corner graphic plus frame starter template and photograph of Daisies.

This was a fun Corner frame to create. Used the starter frame template, added corner graphic and exported as frame which I used around the cat graphic.On to part 3.

Part 3 taught me how to create a Projected Frame. I followed lesson instructions and used
Gold 02 instead of Gold Bevelled. Exported frame and used on photograph of a sunrise.

I learned the method of creating a Frame inside a Frame picture frame which I exported
and applied to the Rose photograph.

I loved working on this one. Created the frame in frame, filled with white first then the
bamboo pattern, buttonized and applied chisel effect with brown color, copied, resized and rotated
to create inner frame, and added to a graphic I made from with a tiger in the forrest.

I loved doing this one showing off the beautiful croci. Don't they look like they want to come
right out of the frame? I really enjoyed this lesson and am looking forward
to next week's class. Thank You.