Egyptian Frame
(PSP 8, 9 & 10)
A tutorial by Mar © 2003

What you need:
 ZIP with materials: download here.
Open the mask and the tubes in PSP.
Filter: Kang 1 get it here.
Double click the.exe file. It will install itself. 
Install to your folder Plugins.
An image. I used this one by Ken Martin.


Image: ZEP TEPI by Ken Martin ©

Save often.
Let's go. Good luck.....

Open your image make sure your largest size is 300 pixels.

Foreground color black, background color to #E5E0CD.

Selections > All.
Selections > Modify > Contract 14 pixels.
Selections > Invert.

Effects > Plugins > Kang 1 > Rumplestilskin.

Repeat with the same setting.

Effects > 3D effects > Inner bevel.

Effects > 3D effects > Drop shadow.

Repeat with Vert. and  Horiz. at - 5.

Image > Add borders 5 pixels. Color white.

With your wand select your border.

Open  MD-Goud-1.bmp (in ZIP).
Foreground to pattern, search the gold pattern.

Fill your selection.
Repeat drop shadow at 2 and - 2.

Image > Add borders 5 pixels. Select your border.

Repeat Kang 1 filter > Rumplestilskin, same settings.

Image > Add borders 5 pixels.
Select your border.
Fill with gold pattern.
Repeat drop shadow 2 en - 2.

Image > Add borders 20 pixels.
Color set on black.

Select the black border.

Selections > Modify > Inside/outside feather.


Foreground to #767058.

Click in your selection only ONCE.

Effects > Texture effects > Blinds.
Color to #C9C3A3.

Repeat blinds only now with horizontal checked.

Image > Add a border 5 pixels > White.
Select the white border.

Fill with gold pattern.
Repeat drop shadow at 2 and - 2.

Image add borders 10 pixels > White.
Select your border.

Repeat Kang 1 filter > Rumplestilskin, same settings.

Image > add borders 5 pixels. Select your border.
Fill with gold pattern.
Repeat drop shadow  2 and - 2.

Open  MD-corner-egypt.pspimage (ZIP).

Copy and paste as a new layer.

With  place to top left corner.

In your layer palette > Duplicate.

Image > Mirror. 
Image > Flip.

Activate in your layer palette > Raster 1 (= blue).

Effects > Edge > Find Vertical.

Activate in your layer palette > copy of Raster 1 (= blue).

Effects > Edge > Find horizontal.

Your Egyptian Frame  is done.
I hope you like this one, and I thank YOU for trying it!


Image: Artist unknown


Image: Artist unknown


My friend Wilhemine © created this on.
I love it to pieces. Thanks hon.

This tutorial is written and designed by Mar and therefore her property.
 

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Translation into English with help of my best friends, Trudie.
Thank you so much sweetie! You did it again.



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