Natasha was prompted to create a "currently" list using the pocket cards.

For each month this year, I have been creating a "currently" favorites layout. In February, I created a Pinterest highlights page to capture my February favorites. For this month, I knew I wanted to use the repeated journal cards found in the Poppy Fields Pocket Cards Kit. Along with the journal cards I decided to use the bright green tag from the Poppy Fields Traveler's Notebook Memory Keeping Kitthat says “here and now.” These oversized tags work so beautifully punched and pop right into your album! I love the look of the different size elements in my albums and memory planners- I think it makes the album interactive and more interesting. On the backside of the tag, I wanted to add some color and visual interest to the background, so I used some distress oxides from my stash and a piece of plastic packaging to create this mixed-media effect. I also carry this look into a piece of white card stock from my stash for the right-hand side of my layout. After my background dried, I started with layering pieces of cut-down journal cards on top of and below the “Currently” card to frame my selfie. I embellished the tag with stickers and enamel dots. My favorite detail on this portion of the project is the mini paperclips found in the Poppy Field Classified: Memory Keeping Kitpaired with one of the adhesive-backed flags from the Planner Add On Kit. I finished it off with a little staple- simply because I thought it was such a cute touch! With my journal card “enjoying the little things” I cut each prompt into strips. I used the title on the card as a subheading on the tag below my selfie which leads me to the next side of the layout. With these prompt strips, I created a vertical pattern down the center of my page by using other horizontal elements (sticker word strips, March’s stamp set, and chipboard from the Treetop Canopy Traveler's Notebook Memory Keeping Kit) sandwiched throughout my journal card strips. To give it an organic flow I used different sized elements but centered it through one imaginary centered line. The mixture of products and colors ties in the tag on the other page. Using the journal cards, even if you are not a pocket page scrapbooker is a great way to help jump-start documenting your monthly favorites. I hope you feel inspired to look at your journal cards in a different way to keep things unique yet approachable on your next project.” There are so many great prompts on the pocket cards and we love how Natasha adapted them to work in her layout.