Photoshop creating re-usable frame & border

[@sheliafrench7857]

oh my goodness this was the best video , the effects you did were awesome ,just a little slower and thank you for showing each step and how to get to each step> People forget on youtube that we are beginners and need to know how to get t each step. I don't know how to paint yet but I will keep watching your videos thank you.

[@davro06]

Your welcome, pleased it help:)

[@mindys.6115]

At about 3:45 you said to make sure the first icon was selected. My toolbar doesn't look like yours at all - perhaps because I'm using C6? Can you tell me what that icon is? I can't find anything on mine that looks like that at all. When I draw the shape and release the mouse the shape is there but the picture doesn't come thru. Empty frame. And yes I'm on the layer with the picture.

[@davro06]

Hi Mindy, yes you're right there is a different menu bar in CS6, When you select the Shape tool make sure that Path is selected from the first drop down menu. Make: Selection and that will do it:) Thanks for asking the question David

[@VannZanae]

Excellent tutorial, perfect timing ! perfect and clear instructions.! amazing ! thank thanks a lot ! if all tutorials were like this, there will be peace in the universe and we all will have to eat meet once a week!..plus Monsanto will not have a change to make us ALL Sick.

[@TheAndymazz]

this was great and I managed to do it ok no problem!!! But it's the re-usability part I have a problem with ...with a fresh new image if I open the previous saved frame from the shape tool when I open it onto the new image, it opens fine, and I can see the frame with inner frame but its all white (filled with white) what am I missing? thank you for any help.

[@kemamo9430]

Stuck at 3:45... I am in CC 2015 and there's different options... can't figure it out. I can't find anything resembling the "middle option". Help ;)

[@davro06]

+Ke MaMo with the Shape tool selected in the top left of the menu bar next to the icon for the shape tool there is a drop down menu, select Path. That will do it :) I will being doing a new version of this technique using CC in the next week or so :) Hope this helps

[@kemamo9430]

Many thanks... will try it :) Love your videos by the way!

[@NagCamagoni]

this was really really really helpful..........thanks a load dav...lots of love...

[@paulbroderick5358]

Well done. Thank you so very much. Must pay attention to the X and D keys or things can go wrong, fast!

[@davro06]

HI.. Did you select Layer > Vector Mask > Hide All? Make sure you select the Path from the top menu bar 3:44.. Hope this helps David

[@shiramandel]

it was very helpful.thanks

[@K3vindust]

Nice tutorial but very complicated,i'm sure new photoshop users will have a hard time,nonetheless,thanks for sharing..

[@paxOObuzz]

it doesnt work for me :(, @ 4:11... after drawing that frame (12)..i can't see the image on it , hope u can help me with this, thnks ;)

[@ktemin]

very nice thank you.

[@LasDivine]

Could you comeback to this now that 6 years has passed. Maybe use PS CC? This was amazing. I use Windows but like what +Mindy S. said the panel you have is a little different.

[@davro06]

Great idea LasDivine, it would be well worth updating - watch this space :)

[@asirvathambenedict1782]

When I draw the shape and release the mouse the shape is there but the picture doesn't come thru. Empty frame. I am using CC 14. I am old and just learning Photoshop to spend my leisure. I want to thank you for the good work you are doing. God bless you.Read more Show less Reply · 1

[@asirvathambenedict1782]

Asirvatham Benedict

[@davro06]

Asirvatham Benedict make sure you have Shape selected from the drop down menu in the menu bar, (left hand side) that should allow you to see the image. I will be doing a new video using CC in the very near future. Thanks for the kind comment, pleased to be able to help

[@ruglend]

You said re-usable frame or boarders, now i wonder how make it.

[@jorgecalleh01]

difficult

[@Rozen160]

difficult,but easy english to understand

[@chriztofercmo68]

huh?