Magic Wand:

Mode: Add/Shift, Match Mode: RGB Value, Tolerance 0, Contiguous checked, Feather: 0, Anti-Alias checked and outside selected.

Drop Shadow:

Vertical Offset 2, Horizontal Offset 2, Opacity 80, Blur 5, Color Black

This tutorial will be in three parts.

Part I will show you how to create the frame.  If you would rather use the pre-made frame, skip Part I and start at Part II

Part II - will show you how to create the tag with your frame.

Part III - will add the animation.

PART I - CREATING THE FRAME

Step 1

Open a new transparent image 800 width by 500 height.  We will start big and resize later.

Have your four tube images open as well so you can select a color for your frame that will work well with all of your tube graphics.

At the Material Palette, in the top color box, set it to black. In the bottom color box, set it to a color that will work with all of your tube graphics.

Left click the preset shape tool set to rectangle, with solid line, and line width of 5.05.  Nothing else should be checked.

Going from left to right and down, draw a rectangle that fits within a little less than a quarter of your transparency, leaving enough room to add the additional frames, some graphic decoration to the frame and text  to the top of the frame.  Also leave some room for your copyright information.

Step 2

Go to Layers/Duplicate.

Go to Image/Resize using the percent option at 85%, bicubic and resize all layers NOT checked.

Go to Layers/Merge/Merge Visible.

Step 3

Left click the magic wand using the settings from above.  Left click the magic wand inside the middle of the frame and hit the delete key. 

Go to Selections/Select None.

Step 4

Left click the Raster Deform tool.  Holding down the control key, with the left mouse button, left click the right top corner node and move the frame up just a little bit, so it looks like this:

Step 5

Go to Layers/Duplicate and Image/Mirror.

Left click the mover tool and move the duplicate layer directly next to the original layer with just a bit of overlap of the two frames (see below) and go to Layers/Merge/Merge Visible.

Step 6

Go to Layers/Duplicate and Image/Mirror.

Left click the mover tool and move the duplicate layer directly next to the original layer, again overlapping the frames somewhat in the middle where the two sets of frames meet  (see below) and go to Layers/Merge/Merge Visible.

Step 7

Go to Effects/3D Effects/Drop Shadow and use the settings from above.

PART II - CREATING THE TAG

Step 1

Have your frame psp image on your desktop.  (If you are using the pre-made one, go to Adjust/Hue and Saturation/Colorize and by moving the controls, select a color for your frame). 

Step 2

Left click the magic wand using the settings from above and left click the outside of the frame portion.

Go to Effects/Plugins/Toadies/Band Supressing Noise, use the default settings, but do not Deselect.

Step 3

Go to Effects/Plugins/FM Tile Tools/Blend Emboss and use the default settings.

Go to Selections/Select None.

Step 4

Left click the magic wand and left click inside the first frame section.  Go to Selections/Modify/Expand 14.

Go to Layers/New Raster Layer.

Step 5

Flood fill the selection with a color that will coordinate with both your frame and your tube graphic.  Go to Layers/Arrange/Move Down, but do not deselect.

Step 6

Open up one of your tube graphics.  Copy and paste the tube graphic as a New Layer.  If the image is too large to fit within the selection, go to Image/Resize using the percent option, bicubic and resize all layers NOT checked.

Move the tube graphic within the selection.  Go to Selection/Invert and click the delete key. 

Go to Selections/Select None.

If the image is not beneath the frame, go to Selections/Arrange/Move Down.

Step 7

Open up your layer palette and make sure you are on the frame layer. 

Repeat Steps 4-6 but this time you will be working with the second frame section.  You can use the same color for the background of your frame or select a different color.

Step 8

Repeat Step 7 but this time you will be working on the third section of your frame.

Step 9

Repeat Step 7 but this time you will be working on the fourth section of your frame.