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Yumi & Fumi Handmade Mother's Day!

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Hello!  There is still time to enter Yumi & Fumi Handmade Crafts Challenge #15 to create a shaped card for the mother figure in your life.

Here is my card featuring Yeti Yumi.  She was released last winter and holds a string of Xmas lights.  But I thought I could change it up a bit by adding some flower shaped rhinestones over the lights.  So now she could be holding a lei or maybe even a fancy necklace for mom. 

I love Yumi's jacket!  So cute.  Not really sure where she could be wearing that to if she lived in Hawaii though (maybe Ice Palace??).  But my daughter is always cold and always wears a jacket so I can image her wearing something like this.

Denice has also created a pretty shaped card for this challenge so please head over HERE or HERE to check it out!

Thanks for stopping by!

  
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Rachel Parys said…
This is super pretty!! I love the colors, and those rhinestones are genius!! Awesome Mom's day card!
May 5, 2013 at 3:35 AM
Blankina said…
What a pretty card Eva, love the stamp and your colouring..I am almost at home after my holiday and hope to join on time..

Hugs Blankina
May 5, 2013 at 3:47 AM
Cheryl said…
Cute card! Love the lei/necklace. Ack, don't remind me of hot! I feel sweaty already!
May 5, 2013 at 8:59 AM
Leanne said…
Aww, this is gorgeous Eva! I can't see anyone wearing a coat like that except to maybe Mauna Kea? hahaha! Love your idea for the gems, will have to keep that in mind. Love the card, perfect for Mother's Day.
:)
May 6, 2013 at 8:38 AM
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