mask, begin painting around the edges of where the rectangle meets the fabric texture. This should create a textured mask effect. Be sure to leave plenty of room at the bottom of the canvas. For the text, I selected Bevan To give a big, bold header, I made it 70pt type. Then, right-click on the text layer and choose Create Work Path. Select the path with the Path Selection Tool. In the Paths Panel, click the flyout menu and choose make selection. Go to Select&gt; Modify&gt; Contract and contract your selection by 2px. Before we do anything else, we need to create a brush that will act as stitching. Select a brush that is around 10px. Click the Brush Panel. Set the size to 4px and squish the brush to make it a flat line shape. You can do this by clicking and dragging the points in the preview window. Set the spacing to 978%. Go into Shape Dynamics and go down to Angle Jitter. Leave all of the settings at 0, but set the control to direction. Under Texture, set the texture to Weave 2 and set the scale to 15-20%. Now, we will go back to our selection and click the flyout menu and choose Make Work Path. With the path selected, select the Brush Tool. Make sure the blue from our background layer is selected as the Foreground color. In the Paths Panel choose Stroke Path with Brush. Keep Bevan as your typeface and select the same