Random Amusing Challenge #14

Hi all and welcome to this week's challenge. We, as women, don't usually appreciate our curves when really, we should. So this week is all about curves... make a card with curves. This can be rounded corners, circles, ovals, scallops, whatever strikes your fancy. I got some of my new A Muse stuff so was playing with it on the weekend. The new stuff on this card includes the stamp "Swing Girl" and the new paper colour "Buttercup". I'm not usually into "people" stamps but totally couldn't resist this girl. I guess it's because I have fabulous memories of being on a lot of swings when I was a little girl. I also just got a Cuttlebug (I know, what took me so long - thanks Beate!) and some Nestabilities so I was playing with those on the weekend too.

Thanks to all those who played along last week - go check out their fabulous creations: Anne, Cherion, Kerry, Laura, Donna, Debbie, Analyn, Sherry and Dawn (just under the wire!). And I missed JoAnn from last week - sorry JoAnn!

If you play along with the challenge, please use a little something from A Muse. Also, make sure to post a comment so I can be sure to check out your fabulous creation. If you upload to SCS, please use the keyword GRAC14. I may be away from my computer a bit this week so if I don't comment right away, please be patient. I will be back on by the weekend!

If you haven't been over to the A Muse Lounge, please run over and check it out. There are a lot of talented and fabulous people over there to chat with. Also, sign up for the A Muse Newsletter! You'll find out the latest and greatest from A Muse.

Must run... have a great week! Take care and happy stamping... Glenda

Card details:
Stamps: A Muse Swing Girl, tiny bee, mini oval bl and hi, friend
Paper: A Muse Buttercup 4-bar notecard, A Muse Popsicle Pink, black and white cardstock
Ink: A Muse black dye ink, SU! certainly celery
Accessories: A Muse Papaya grosgrain stitched ribbon, Copic Markers and Spica Pen, Cuttlebug, Nestabilities, Paper Shapers corner rounder punch, paper piercer and Fiskars small rectangle punch (for ribbon slot)