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January 31: Pocket Page Challenge

As you will see from this layout, I'm slowly working my way through 2015. :) Thanks for a great challenge and for a incredible MOC experience!!!!
 
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WAHOO! I did it! I finished MOC and on it's my first year too. Thanks so much TLP for making January so fun. I'm kinda sad it's over, but I'm excited to have 31 layouts finished and ready for my family to enjoy.

 
Here is mine...and this completes all 31 challenges!! This has been fun and I've learned a few new things. Thanks for all everyone did to make this month special.

 
Oh my gosh, DONE!! Thanks for all the great challenges. I'll likely still work on the title bit on these pages, but I'm just too tired right now and have to work in the morning.

 
It would appear that finishing the last page after a huge long day at work, followed by a meeting is not the best of ideas... sadly it appears I was half asleep when I did it... thanks definitely go to Laura for messaging me with the news... I truly appreciate it...

Thus the redo...



 
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I'm working on creating this layout. Is this too many pictures/paper openings? Or would this qualify if I meet your requirements?

lmccandless said:
A pocket page is basically a blocked design that includes photos and journal cards. It is meant to imitate the style of sliding things into an album pocket, though for the purpose of this challenge a protector/pocket isn't required. It might help you to take a look at our Memory Pockets Monthly gallery. The majority (though not all) of the layouts in there are pocket style. Journal or pocket cards are typically 4x6, 3x4 or 4x4 pieces that are used to add both writing and decoration to the page. You can see all of our journal cards in the shop here, but for this challenge you are allowed to make your own from paper. It's up to you whether those cards will be "filler" (meaning just decorative) or whether they'll have journaling. As long as you meet the journaling requirement, it doesn't matter which you do. Yes, you can do a double page spread.
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