I know I'm WAY too late on this (haven't been keeping up with THS since having a baby right about when you posted this message, sandsonik) but in case others are wondering, the color is Dutch Boy's Hydrangea Bloom, matched in Miller Paint's Acro Pure paint. Here is a link that might be useful: Hydrangea Bloom

All the pop-up pages I have ever seen are in pretty bad shape. They are fun, but don't hold up well with use. Maybe save them for a fun album for the kids that isn't meant to last forever.

I saw some Sandy Lion stickers at the Dollar Tree yesterday that had firefighters and trucks on them. They looked like they could be used on adult pages. I could see using black pages and running a 1" yellow stripe across the page about 1/3 of the way down. Use white paper mats behind the pictures to make them stand out. Write titles in red with white behind them to stand out. Something else that might look good would to use a white page. Cut black paper to fit the bottom 1/3 or 1/4 of page. I use online coloring pages a lot of times for grapics. Do a search on "color page" and "fire" or "fire truck", etc. Here's a fire station page I found http://www.abcteach.com/buildings/firestation.htm. Put your graphics on the black part of the page and frame your pictures with a black mat with another mat behind that of either the appropriate red or chartruse.

The type that I used were actually plastic and had an adhesive on them. My guess would be to use Scrappy glue from Magic Scraps. I love that stuff! It holds things down well, dries quickly and clear. I use the Scrappy Glue on Shaker boxes all the time and never had a leak of beads like I have with some of the other glues.