For this tutorial I used these templates
- Frame Shape 20
- Wood Texture
- You can also find good wood textures here.
I'll start with the frame shape open in Photoshop. Using the paint bucket I'm going to make it brown. You can use any color you'd like.
Now I'm going to bring in the wood texture on top of the frame shape. And using a clipping mask I'll clip it to the shape.
Change the blending mode of the texture. In this case I'm going to use "Multiply," but depending on the texture you may want to use "overlay" or some combination of both.
The last step is to add a bevel to the frame. There are lots of ways to adjust this to change the final look. Here are the settings I've used for this frame.
Great Tutorial. Thank you
This is awesome. I learn so much from your tutorials. I am doing this now.
Wow... so great.
Can't wait to try it out. 
This is great... love learning how to do different things using Photoshop.
Great tutorial! Thanks
Okay your just awesome!
Great tutorial - thank you!
Thanks for another great tut Marisa!
Great and thanks for the website mention for the textures! Just got your frame shape and going now to try this!
Thank you! Having your bevel settings will be such a helpful starting point, that's one of the techniques I'm trying to get more familiar with.
great tutorial.. thanks...
Great tutorial, thank you
I had worked on a project with wood texture but I didn't know this before. It'll come handy in future.
You make it look easy
Thanks for laying out all the steps.
I will be trying this later!! Love!!
muy buen tutorial
great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing, love this forum!
Thank you
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great tut
Great idea
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Its wonderful...
I did not know how, thanks
Ohhhh! Muchas gracias!
Soy nueva en el foro y estoy segura que con vuestros tutoriales aprenderé mucho y bien!
Un beso para todas!
thank u
I finally understand clipping masks!
Thank you for teaching this method. Very cool.