0 Creation of bent and rolled corners with Photoshop Elements 5.0

This tutorial will teach you how to create rolled and folded corners, which can be used to adorn the corners of the page, to creatively mat photos or to roll the corners of your photos. This tutorial assumes familiarity with the basics of using Photoshop Elements, including opening and setting the size and resolution of new documents, selecting tools, moving windows inside of Photoshop Elements, zoom in/out and the creation and reorganization of layers.

Let's Start!
1. open a new document. For this tutorial, I'm creating a photo mat for photos 5 × 7, so my document size is 6 × 8, with a resolution of 300 dpi. If you are creating a roll of paper that will be the background of the page, create a file in size like page to be finished.
2. open the file containing the document you want to create the paper rolled by. I am using a reference document called "Denim faded" from my pack paper The Blues. Should now have two files open. Move files to windows so that they are a side to the other and you can see both.
3. Select the move tool toolbar. Left-click on the image, hold down the mouse button and drag the map in your document window rolled up angle. If the card you have selected is greater than the size of the document that you are using for your rolled angle when zooming, you'll notice that there are no dotted lines showing gray space around the corner rolled document. The dotted lines show the size of your paper, and if left mouse button on the map and hold down the mouse button, you can move the paper around until the part that you want to use is showing in the document window. To remove the extra card outside of the document window, click Select all > main menu. You will notice that dotted lines, often referred to as "marching ants" appear around the outside edge of the document window rolled edge. Click modify and document > Crop will be trimmed to include only what is showing inside the document window.

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