Tablecloth Page 2
 

Now while you are still on layer 3.. zoom in at the bottom ..where the
lace is. Use your eraser tool..size about 5..Opacity and Density
set to 100....and carefully erase the fill that comes below the lace.
Like this

Do this all the way across the bottom of your tablecloth.

Now go to the Layers Dropdown box and click on Layer 2 to make it active.
Now use the earser tool to erase the extra lace at the edge of the cloth. Do both edges.
Like this

Now go to the Layers Dropdown box again...click on layer 2 to make
sure it's active. Then click on the glasses on layer 1 to make it invisible.
It will put a red X on them like below. See how Layer 2 is blue..that means it is selected.

Now go to layers..merge visible.
Now go back and click the glasses again on layer 1 to make it visible again.
 

Look at the image below to see what you are trying to do in this next step.
Now make sure you are on the layer called Merged.
Use the Lasso tool..point to point..antialias checked..
Start at the top..click..then come down to where the lace edge comes up to a V
..go a little below it and click again..then go to the opposite side where the V is
click again...then back to the top..click again. Then right click to close it.
We are making a pie slice shape here..with the top not quite  coming to a V.

Once you have it closed...just click inside the selection to make it conform to the top and bottom.
Now...keep this selected...add a new layer..
Go to Image..Effects..Cutout..and use these settings

Keep it selected and go to Image...Effects...Dropshadow...
Use these settings.
NOTE: If you do not want a shadow at the bottom of the lace here...
just set the Vertical to 0.

Now de-select it.
 

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