Expedition Everest Layouts

[PrincessBelle39]

Does anyone have any pics of Expedition Evererest layouts they can show me? I have a couple of great photos and am lost for ideas. In fact I am lost for ideas for all my photos. I'm finding it hard to come up with something unique. I'm very new to scrapbooking and just need a push I guess. A few friends and I have started having a scrapbook night every Wednesday and I'm feeling under pressure at the moment. I have no idea what I am going to do.

 

[Queenie]

This is my only one from back in 2005, hence the cranes:

Really struggling to scrap my pics from 2006 though.

 

[hegs65]

Great layout-even with the cranes!

 

[Mrs.Charming]

Those pics are great! I can't wait to see it IRL when we go in November (uuuggg that's so far away!!!)

 

[PrincessBelle39]

Nice layout. The pictures really suit the page. Thats what I'm having trouble with. Finding the right papers for the right pictures.

 

[LindaBabe]

I have a fantastic two page layout, but of course, I'm traveling and can't get to it to photo graph. Basically, I used the Zahara paper from mouse memories -Terror of the Himalayas two sheets on the side showing the yeti - one 'as is' for the foundation, and the other I cut out the yeti and popdotted him so he'd be 3 dimensional. LOVE that inspiration collection paper!

 

[PinkTink63]

I have a fantastic two page layout, but of course, I'm traveling and can't get to it to photo graph. Basically, I used the Zahara paper from mouse memories -Terror of the Himalayas two sheets on the side showing the yeti - one 'as is' for the foundation, and the other I cut out the yeti and popdotted him so he'd be 3 dimensional. LOVE that inspiration collection paper!

I love those papers too! I forgot that I have those! I would love to see what you did when you are able to show them. What is popdotting? I relatively new to scrapbooking.

 

[stenogoddess]

A popdot is a type of adhesive that is slightly raised so that the thing you are sticking down (yeti) appears to be slightly above the paper. You can usually find them in the adhesive section.

HTH