Here I am using a tube of lace to create my frame.  I choose my lace tube and adjust it top left corner. 

 

Click Layers/New Raster Layer

 

Selections/Select All

Edit/Copy

Edit/Paste

Click Image/Flip

move into place

 

That takes care of one side.

Click Selections/Select All

Edit/Copy

Edit/Paste

Image/Mirror

move into place on right side.

 

Now for the top

Edit/Paste

Click Image/Rotate/90 right

move into place

 

Edit Copy

 

Edit/Paste

move into place at the bottom

 

Now to work our lace.

 

I thought a fine border would suffice. 

Click Selections/Select All

Click Selections/Modify/Contract By 3

Click Selections/Invert

Fill with your desired color

Click Effects/3D Effects/Inner Bevel

Here are my settings

I thought the lace was dull looking so used brightness and contrast to spruce it up a tad.  (Colors/Adjust/Brightness and Contrast)

Yep I think a nice mild shadow will be good.

I could add beads which might compliment the lace... that would be using a tube or just making my own tiny bead...

My tiny beads were created by using the Selection Tool set to Elipse via the Tool Palette.  I created a new layer and drew a tiny circle then filled it with a light pink.  I used inner bevel tool to give it a 3d effect.  Once I liked it... I copied it

then I simply pasted it into sections.  I then changed my border to the same color and did the inner bevel effect on it again... to change your border, simply follow those steps again right over the old existing one.

 

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