The production of brilliant colorful photo frames

final effect

1. Create a new canvas of 600*600 pixels with a white background color.
2. Create a new layer one, fill it with white R:255G:255B:255, select Filter - Pixelate - Dotted on the menu bar, and set the cell size to 30 in the pop-up dialog box. (Picture 1)

(Picture 1)
3. Create a new layer two, fill it with white R: 255G: 255B: 255 (other colors are also available), click the layer style on the layer panel to do gradient overlay, set the style to diamond in the pop-up dialog box, and set the angle is 135 degrees, then select the click gradient box to pop up the gradient editor, set the gradient type to "Noise", set the roughness to 100%, and check "Increase Transparency" in the options. Click the Randomize button to choose a gradient you like. (Picture 2, Picture 3, Picture 4)

(Picture 2)

(Picture 3)

(Picture 4) 4. Keep layer two above layer one, set the mode of layer two to "Multiply" on the layer panel, and merge it with layer one. (Picture 5)

(Picture 5)
5. Use the rectangular marquee tool to cut off the center part at a suitable location, leaving only the border. Click Edit - Free Transform (ctrl+T) on the menu bar to shrink this layer and stretch it into the desired shape. Click Image - Adjustments - Hue and Saturation on the menu bar, and adjust the values ​​in the pop-up dialog box to make the photo frame the color you like. (Picture 6)

(Picture 6)
6. Click on the layer style Bevel and Emboss in the Layers panel, set the Size to 7, Soften to 13, and Darkening Opacity to 55%. (Picture 7, completed picture)

(Picture 7)
(Complete picture)