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Burned Paper Effect

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Create A new file Using These Settings

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Then Create rectangle Using Rectangular Marquee Tool

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Now you should have something like this:

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Fill The rectangle with white colour using paint bucket tool

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Now you should have something like this:

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Click Q to create mask around the layer

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Then Go to Filter -> Brush Strokes -> Spatter

Set the Radius to 20

Smoothness to 10

Click ok

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Now you should have something like this:

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Then click Q to remove the mask from the layer

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Then Go To Select->Modify->Contract

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Now you should have something like this:

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Then go to Select->Inverse ( Shift+Ctrl+I)

Then click delete button from the keyboard

Okay so now go to blending options and apply these settings in the Inner Shadow area:

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Burned Paper Effect