In The News! Border

Step into a vintage newsroom with the In The News! Border—a decorative border strip designed to frame memories, headlines, and layouts with a classic newspaper flair. Although this item has been discontinued, it remains a charming pick for anyone who loves a retro, print-era vibe on scrapbooks, planners, and classroom displays.

What makes this border special is its unmistakable newspaper-inspired motif rendered in clean, adaptable lines that won’t overwhelm photos or text. Its monochrome aesthetics pair effortlessly with color photos, black-and-white images, or bold design palettes, making it a versatile accent for a wide range of projects.

Ideal uses

• Scrapbooking pages that highlight milestones or events with a “headline” accent.
• Photo mats and page layouts in memory books, travel journals, or project albums.
• Bulletin boards and classroom displays that echo a mini newspaper feature for current events or student achievements.
• DIY cards, gift tags, and party decor that tell a story at a glance.
• Gift wrapping accents or journaling spreads that crave a vintage, editorial touch.

Why it stands out

This border isn’t just a pretty frame—it’s a design statement. The newspaper-inspired motifs create focal points around photos and captions without competing for attention. It’s easy to trim to fit pages, layouts, or cards, and it coordinates with a broad range of styles—from bold color schemes to subtle grayscale themes.

Practical tips for use

• Measure your page or photo area, then trim the border to fit precisely, using a clean edge for a neat finish.
• Pair with strong headlines or captions in your layout to mimic a real newspaper layout.
• Adhere with a simple, acid-free glue or tape to keep projects archival-friendly and long-lasting.
• Combine with other borders or corner pieces to create layered, newsroom-inspired spreads.

Availability and care

As a discontinued item, the In The News! Border is available in limited quantities. Act now to add this collectible piece to your craft stash before it’s gone, and enjoy a touch of vintage editorial charm in your next project.