Open your apple blossom object. Control+D to duplicate it and close the original.
Using the Eye Dropper Tool take two colors from the flower and set as foreground and background color. I am using
#EFD7DB for the foreground and #BD6369 for the background.
Open a new white canvas of 500 x 400 pixels.
Go to Edit in the Menubar and click on Fill - Gradient tab and use these settings: First color box is foreground color
and second color box is background color. Fill type is: Circular fill.

Let us start with a simple frame. Right click: All. Right click: Border. Use these settings: 4 pixels Inward and Anti-alias checked.
Right click: Convert to Object.

Edit - Fill - Image tab and browse to the wd-gold fill jpg. Make sure that: Tile the image has a checkmark

Right click: Shadow. With these settings:

Right click: Split Shadow. Right click: Shadow with the same settings but this time make sure that the 4th icon is checked:

Deselect. Your frame should look similar to this:

Now we will make a small inner frame. Right click: All. Right click: Expand/Shrink. Shrink the selection with 20 pixels.
Keep selected

Right click: Border. 1 pixel Inward. Convert to Object and fill with gold like we did before. Same settings. Right click:
Select all Objects - Merge as a Single Object. Photo: Focus - Options - Auto-adjust and click OK. Deselect.

Open your apple blossom image object , click on the flower to select it, press the Control button on your keyboard and drag a copy of the flower onto
your main image. Place it on the left side but keep a few pixels away from the left border. Right click: Align - Center Vertically and deselect
Pick up your Path Drawing Tool

from the Tool Panel. Shape: Custom Shape and
find the vertical lines shape (S53) It is almost at the bottom of your Shape library. Click it.

On the Attribute Toolbar use these settings: Mode: 2D Color - background color:

Make sure that in your Path Panel under the Options tab, Anti-alias is checked.

Draw a shape of about 260 pixels wide and 20 pixels high.
( If you can't draw to a specific size, right click on the object and click Properties.
Under the Size and Position tab, adjust the size accordingly).

You should have 8 squares. We only need 7, so we will
have to remove one. Click on the Editing button

to go into Path Edit mode. This is what you should see:

It is a single path shape containing 8 individual paths. Click on the background of your image to deselect all 8 paths.

Now click on a line of the last path to select that path. Right click: Delete Path.

Click out of Editing mode again by clicking the Editing button again. Now we should have 7 blocks.