IV. Create Five Masks: Save Selection...

Use the polygon lasso tool to create the 5 different parts masks. Frame Face Mask. Left Bevel Mask. Top Bevel Mask. Right Bevel Mask. Bottom Bevel Mask. Use this A-B-C "snap-to" reference below, make the 5 Save-Selections parts Using the Lasso Tool, click on the snap-to alphabet point as directed below. Frame Face Mask Click on A, B, C, and D to close the selection. Save the selection using Select > Save Selections... Go to the Channels Palette and rename it Frame Face. Left Bevel Mask Click on A, D, E, and H to close the selection. Save the selection using Select > Save Selections... Go to the Channels Palette and rename it Left Bevel. Top Bevel Mask Click on A, B, E, and F to close the selection. Save the selection using Select > Save Selections... Go to the Channels Palette and rename it Top Bevel. Right Bevel Mask Click on A, B, E, and F to close the selection. Save the selection using Select > Save Selections... Go to the Channels Palette and rename it Right Bevel. Bottom Bevel Mask Click on A, B, E, and F to close the selection. Save the selection using Select > Save Selections... Go to the Channels Palette and rename it Bottom Bevel.

V. Use Masks To Cut Parts: Load Selection... Preparation: Create the five parts layers. Highlight the Art Layer. Drag it to the New Layers icon 5 times. Relable the new layers as shown above. Load Frame Face mask into the Frame Face layer. Select the Frame Face layer. Open the mask requester (Select > Load Selection...) Choose Frame Face from the Channel drop down list. The Frame Face mask dashed selection line will appear over the image as shown below. The sample image below has been lightened to enhance the visibility of the Selection line and to minimize file size. Click on the Delete key to cut away the unprotected area of the image. The Frame Face part after the cut-away shown below. This sample image below was not lightened.