After you finish designing your gorgeous project, you go up to the top tool bar and select "Share Project."

That will get you a drop-down menu. From the drop down menu, select "Export to JPEG."

MDS will pop up a screen that will walk you through the rest . . . It's pretty straight forward after that.

Here's the final product. This is one of the pages I did for Erika Martin's on-line Journaling 101 Scrapbooking class. The journaling text (yes, I actually journaled) says

A McClain Family Christmas
    A snowman ornament for Ben and a Santa ornament for Caitlin
    Christmas Dinner
    Grandma’s Santa collection
    The Pickle Gift
    24 Hours of The Christmas Story
    A book for Grandpa
    Christmas Cookies
    The Christmas Star

And, just for giggles and grins . . . here's just a quickie slide show of our quirky Christmas 2009. As you can tell from my scrapbook page and maybe even a little from the slide show, our Christmas celebrations are all about our traditions – we have quite a few we honor each year. It's not built for variety, but it soothes our sentimental souls.  

Thanks for letting me recap my Christmas 2009, it was definitely a fun one. Now, onward and forward to 2010 . . .

Erika Martin's fabulous, on-line Journaling 101 Scrapbooking Class starts Tomorrow! I've really enjoyed her sneak peaks – hope you get to join us. If you do, be sure to tell Erika that Linda sent you. I look forward to playing with all of you.

I've been updating my little "Rolodex" of scrapbooking/stamping/blogging resources. It's a list I started years ago and it just keeps growing. I just added a list of blogs that offer challenges and a list of wonderfully talented Texas scrapbooking entrepreneurs. You can always access my Rolodex by clicking on the button above, "Good Stuff." And, if you see something that needs to be added, just leave me a comment.

And now, back to your regularly scheduled program . . .