Design a Blue Jean Pocket Cover in Photoshop

Step 39 - Layer Styles.

Add these layer styles to each of the layers. Once you have applied the layer styles to one of the layers then you can just 'copy and paste' the layer styles onto the other letters. First up, Inner Shadow

Bevel and Emboss

Satin

Pattern Overlay

Stroke

Step 40 - Dot Pattern

While your text layer is selected go to Select > load Selection. Then Select > Modify > Contract 6px

Step 41 - Dots

While the selection is still active create a new layer, name it 'Dots'. On this Dot layer go to Edit > Stroke

Step 42

Create a layer mask on this 'Dot' layer and erase parts of the stroke away so that it looks like stitching. I used a 8px Hard round brush. Then change this layer to 'Hard Light'

Step 43 - Placement

Rasterize all of your text layers. Then resize your text layers (Right Click on text layer > Rasterize) and arrange them like the image below Edit > Free Transform. Note: Don't forget to Merge the dot layers onto the text layer and place the text layers beneath the 'Flap' layer

Step 44 - Text Drop Shadow

Lets add a Drop shadow to the text.

Step 45 - Enhance Shadow

Ok now we will enhance the shadow a bit more. Duplicate all of your text layers (take off the drop shadow by clicking the 'eye') and merge them together and change the Color Overlay to Black #000000. Next 'Convert to Smart object',then 'Rasterize'

Step 46 - Blur Shadow

Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur

Step 47

Change this layer to Soft Light with an Opacity of 50%. Move the shadow behind your "Jean" text.

Step 48 - Jean Detail

Finished with the text! Now we will go back and add some highlights to the 'Pocket.' Create a new layer and name it 'Pocket Highlights' just make sure that it is above the 'Pocket' layer. Create a selection like the one below from the 'Pocket Layer'. In the next step we will create a stroke.