Happy Halloween!

Wow...long time no post.  I can't believe how fast this month has gone by.  Yesterday the kids went trick-or-treating and the weather was fantastic!  We had a rummage sale the 21st - 23rd at my Brother's house, so I spent a lot of time getting ready for that in addition to all the other running around we had to do for the kids.  I went on two field trips this month ~ to the Pumpkin farm with Trevor's class and then to a Quarry and park with Tyler's class ~ love being able to do this with them.  I helped out in Trevor's class when they made silly hats and also helped out at my kids' class parties this month.  The school had their annual Fall Fest, and we all had a great time there.  I was lucky to be the winning bidder on a framed picture of all the kids/teachers in the school (they are outside forming an A B for the school name) ~ since it is the last year all 4 of my kids will be there, I thought it was a good picture to have.  I also did quite a bit of card making...I completed all 23 of Unity's World Card Making Day challenges, but just haven't gotten around to sharing them yet, but I will be soon.

Now onto fall....I wanted to get two cards done today for Amy R's challenge because she is giving away a fabulous prize...an ATG gun!  So far, I have only managed to do one since I had to help Ashley make a Santa puppet for her book report....which basically means I had to make a puppet ;) and I've been helping the kids prepare for their D.I. tryouts.
 

I used CC Designs images along with one of Amy's sentiments from the Autumn Sentiments set.  I picked up this paper last year from my LSS for fall projects but never got around to using it until now.  Since the image panel is so large, I just added a few buttons along with some bakers twine and then to add a little bit of interest paper pierced some sections. 

Have a great day!
 

Stampin N Scrappin With Jodi - Corner Bookmark

It's time for me to be in the KLSNS Stampin N' Scrappin spotlight again and this time I have a Corner Bookmark tutorial to share with you.  I read a lot....at least two books a week.  When I was reading the Twilight Saga a little while ago, I read all 4 books in a week (and I even stretched out the last book because I just didn't want it to end).  Most of the books I read are romance novels so I did my bookmark with a love theme.   

Can you guess what book this is?  

To start off, you will need the following supplies:

1 piece of Cardstock 4" x 4"

1 piece of Cardstock 2 3/4" x 2 3/4"

Scoring Board

Strong Adhesive

Extra cardstock/designer paper if you would like 

Stamps, Ink, Embellishments (in this instance flatter is better), Nesties or Punches

Take the 4" x 4" piece of cardstock and mark the center on three sides. 

After marking the 4" x 4" cardstock, place it on your scoring board, aligning two of the marked spots in one groove.  Because the lines on the Martha Stewart scoring board are so close together, I added a piece of paper to the side as a guide so I could ensure I had them in the same groove. 

Rotate your scored cardstock square on your scoring board again aligning the marked spots as shown below and then score.  

After scoring, your image should look like this:

Fold your paper on both of the score lines and you will end up with this:

Add strong adhesive tape to the back side as shown:

Now take your 2 3/4" x 2 3/4" cardstock square and cut it in half diagonally, making two even triangles.  

Take one of these triangles and attach it to the area you added the adhesive tape.

Now decorate the front as desired.  Because I am very fussy about my books, I didn't want anything on my bookmark that might leave an impression on the pages, so I kept mine very flat.

If you are giving a book to someone, this would be a great addition to it ~ you could even make it to match the book cover! 

Have a wonderful day!  

Recipe ~ All items SU unless indicated
Stamps:   Hey Cupid (CC Designs)
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black; Baja Breeze; Copics
Paper:  Baja Breeze; Gina K Pure Luxury White; DP - Basic Grey (Lemonade)
Embellishments: Dazzling Diamonds
Tools:  Martha Stewart Border Punch

KLSNS Challenge #29

This week it was my turn to host the KLSNS challenge and since I don't believe we have done a recipe challenge yet, that is what I decided to do.  The recipe to follow is "Easy as 1,2,3" ~ 1 type of Ribbon, 2 Designer Papers and 3 Embellishments.  

For this challenge I decided to use this CC Designs image - Swiss Pixies Brigitta on a Tree Stump.  With images this large, I like a more simple layout to keep the focus on the image itself, so for my embellishments I punched 3 butterflies out of one of the Basic Grey Sugared papers I used and added them to the "scene".  I did add some Angel Wings Shimmerz to the butterflies and the flower petals, and then some stickles to the flower centers, the mushroom spots, her wing and her pony holders.

We would love to have you join in our challenge this week and see what you come up with using this recipe!  Stop on over at the KL Stamping N Scrappin blog for all the challenge details and to see some wonderful eye candy from the rest of the Design Team.  

Last night we went to the Spring Carnival at the kids' school.  They always have so much fun at that every year and the nice thing is that almost everything, aside from two games and the food, is free!  This year they had 3 big climbing/slide inflatables, a dunk tank, a bunch of games for the kids to play, hair painting, face painting and temporary tattoos.  There were 2 new things this year was a jail, where kids could have their friends put in "jail" for a quarter ~ that was a big hit ~ and one of Alicia's classmates was dressed up as a clown and was making balloon animals, flowers, hats etc ~ I am amazed at how well we could do that!  I got to try my hand at some hair painting on the kids for awhile and it was actually pretty fun! 

The weather here on the other hand is anything but spring like.  It is cold and rainy and just icky!  I have had the worst cough for the last few days that just won't stop and this weather really isn't helping it any.

Well today, I'm off to make jewelry with my Junior troop.  One of Tyler's classmates mom makes some amazing pieces, so I can't wait to see what the girls will make with her ~ I think I may even make one for myself!  Then Tyler is off to a swimming party at a hotel ~ fun stuff!
   
Enjoy your weekend :)

I am entering this card in the following challenges:
Anyone for Anya - Lots of Layers (hope 5 counts)
One Stitch at a Time - Children
Stamptacular - "A Celebration for Moms" - use a female image
Incy Wincy - Anything Goes
The Crazy Challenge - Bling, bling, bling (shimmerz and stickles)
Creative Card Crew - "April Showers Bring May Flowers"
Inky Impressions - Summer Creations
Lili of the Valley - "Here Comes Summer"
Paper Play - Stamp/digi image and bling
Pixie Challenge - Use Kraft Paper
Alphabet Challenge - B is for Butterflies
Easy Craft Projects - Spring
Catch the Bug - Flower Power
All That Scraps - Pink and Brown
Secret Crafter Saturday - 1 Image, 2 Papers, 3 Embellishments
 

Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:  Brigitta on a Tree Stump (CC Designs)
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black; Copics (E00, E01, E11, R20, R21, E25, E27, E31, E33, E34, E35, E37, BG000, Y26, Y35, Y38, BV23, BV25, G24, G28, G29, G85, 0)
Paper:  Kraft; Gina K Pure Luxury White;  DP - Basic Grey (Sugared) 
Embellishments:  Taffeta Ribbon (Kraft)
Tools:  Butterfly Punch (Martha Stewart); Shimmerz (Angel Wings); Stickles (Stardust)

KLSNS Challenge #23

Today is the day of my Alicia and Ashley's DI competition and I want to wish them, their teams and the other teams at their school "Good Luck".  I have seen both of my girls teams run through their skits and as long as they do today for the judges what they did for us, they will be great!  No matter what the outcome is, DI has been a wonderful experience for them, and they have learned a lot.  

Today also brings us the weekly challenge at KLSNS.  This week Kristine challenged us to be "All Boxed In" and create either a box or a basket.  I saw these woven baskets a few weeks ago and thought I'd give it a try, and while it is a bit time consuming, it isn't all that hard to do, and the end result is beautiful, besides, with Easter coming up, it was the perfect project!

I decided to use this adorable Sugarplum image from the CC Designs Sugarplums Spring Kit .  I colored her with what other than copics (and for those of you wondering, no I still did not find my BG05 marker (or the other two missing items)...and it is driving me nuts ~ I have looked everywhere and even went through the garbage can...nothing.  The image was cut with nesties, and then I added some stickles to her apron and the eggs, and a little purple pearl for the button of her shoe.   

Visit the KL Stamping N Scrappin blog for all the challenge details and some wonderful eye candy from the rest of the Design Team.  We would love to have you join in on the fun and for entering this weeks challenge, you have the chance to win a surprise Easter package worth $15-$20!!

Remember, there are only a few days left to use the March code, and if you haven't already, sign up for the mailing list to receive special offers for Kelly's store that are not always announced on the blog. 

I am entering this in the following challenges:
Creative Inspirations - Anything but a card
Magical Crafts - Spring/Easter Theme
Stamp with Fun - Easter
Crafty Cardmakers - Spring into spring
Incy Wincy - Easter/Spring
Pollycraft - Sparkly Things
The Crazy Challenge - Easter
Everybody Art Challenge - Easter
Simon Says - Easter or Spring and some glimmer
Charisma Cardz - "Spring has Sprung"
Colour Create - Pastels with the extra option of Easter/Spring
Cute Card Thursday - "Dimensions" - create a dimensional project
Paper Play - Easter
Daring Cardmakers - "How Egg-citing"
Easy Craft Projects - Easter
Fussy and Fancy Friday - Easter
Paper Cutz - Easter, but no bunnies or chicks
Stampin for the Weekend - Easter
Copic Creations - Favorite technique - brunette hair, faces/skin
Crafty Calendar Challenge - "Flower Power" - use flowers somewhere - on the DP used to make the basket
By the Cute and Girly - Spring is in the Air
ABC Design - Spring is in full bloom

Enjoy your weekend and fit some time in for stamping :)


Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:  Sugarplums Spring Kit (CC Designs)
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black;  Copics (E00, E01, E11, R20, E27, E33, E35, E37, E40, V000, V01, V12. V15, V17, RV00, BG11, BG13, BG15. R43, R46, Y000, Y02, E21, E25, C0, C1) 
Paper:  Pale Plum; Gina K Pure Luxury White;  DP - from a Provo Craft stack I believe 
Embellishments:   Self Adhesive Pearl's (Michael's); Stickles (stardust); Lace trim (unknown)
Tools:  Martha Stewart Border Punch; Martha Stewart Lace Punch; Nesties

KLSNS Challenge #20

I had every intention of posting something more during the week, but I've been crazy busy and only got as far as coloring a few images!  Both of my girls are on DI teams and we have had many more practices added in since the competition is at the end of the month.  Speaking of which, I need to make a gummy worm costume and it has me stumped (not to mention the fact that I have no idea how to sew a costume) I know exactly how I want it to look ~ getting it to actually look that way is a completely different story!   Just another thing to add to the ever growing list of things to get done  unfortunately this one is high priority and needs to get done soon! 

This week our challenge over at KLSNS was hosted by Joanna and she asked us to use buttons on our project.  I got my DT package in the mail early this week, so instead of using the image I had planned on, I just had to break out one of the new stamps - Sweet November Baby Bunny with Daffodil from CC Designs and use it for this challenge.

I chose some of the papers from Basic Grey's Sugar Rush stack because I thought they had a nice spring feel to them.  The image was colored in with my copics and then masked so I could stipple the sky background and then the grass border was attached.  The sky looked a little bare so I added a few butterflies punched with some of the same DP and then covered in stickles.  I did a bit of sewing on a few of the panels and then added a sentment from the CC Designs Spring Kit. 

Please join us this week, we'd love to see what you do with your buttons!  This week the top three will win a blinkie for their blog.   

Take a peek at the creations the rest of the DT has and be sure to leave them some love as well!
 
I am entering this card in the following challenges:
Paper Sundaes - Sketch 
Little Paper Shop -  Sketch  
Cupcake Craft Challenge - "Round and Round" Lots of Circles - DP, Sentiment, Buttons, Holes in border punch
The Crazy Challenge - Show me anything 
Papertake - Buttons, Bows, Brads, Bling - I used buttons, bows and bling
Your Next Stamp - Big Bow 
AI Factory - Use the color blue (a little or a lot), a bow and bling
Delightful Sketches & Challenges - Theme - Kids
Stampin for the Weekend - Monochromatic (aside from the sky and grass)

ave a wonderful day!

Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:  Sweet November Baby Bunny with Daffodil  (CC Designs); Sentiment - Spring Kit (CC Designs) 
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black; Apricot Appeal, Bashful Blue; Copics (E00, E01, E11, R20, E25, E27, C1, C2, RV00, YG07, and the two yellows I don't remember)
Paper:  Apricot Appeal; Gable Green; Gina K Pure Luxury White;  DP - SU old Christmas pack 
Embellishments:   Ribbon; Buttons; DMC Floss
Tools:  Martha Stewart Border Punch; Martha Stewart Butterfly punch; Bow Easy; Sewing Machine

KLSNS Challenge #18

Yesterday all four of my kids came home with awards from school ~ how awesome is that!?!  Today brings another exciting day ~ Tyler gets to race his car in the Pine Wood Derby.  After I pick up Alicia from DI practice I think us girls will meet up with the boys and cheer Tyler on.

It is time for another challenge over at KLSNS!  This week the challenge was hosted by Kelly and she asked us to "Go Green" and use recycled items on our project.    

I decided to use a picture frame that was actually headed to Goodwill (silly me, why didn't I just take out what was inside of it and put it in my craft room in the first place?!?).  Since the frame had a floral border, I thought Spring would be a good theme.  I pulled out the CC Designs Sugarplums Spring kit which is a great deal ~ you get 9 of the adorable Sugarplum stamps, 2 accessory stamps and a set of Spring Sentiments for 25% off the retail price (available for a limited time).  For this project, I chose the girl, the tree stump and the happy spring sentiment.  The paper I used for the grass was recycled from a card that I previously made but did not ever see sending out, so instead of throwing it away, I re-purposed it.  The twill came off of a present and the butterflies were cut out of some packaging from my daughter's make-up.  The blue cardstock was sponged with white ink and then I added one layer of grass to it.  The tree stump and mushroom were added with the second layer of grass and then finally the girl.  I stamped the sentiment onto the twill ribbon and added that to the bottom.  Since the frame was so decorative, I kept embellishments to a bare minimum. 

Please join us this week, we'd love to see what you can recycle on your projects!  I know the rest of the DT has some wonderful things to share with you, so take a peek at their blogs and leave them some love!
 
Kelly keeps adding new items to the store so hop on over there and take a peek! 




Have a wonderful day!

I am entering this card in the following challenges: 
Paper Sundaes - Glittery Spring - butterfly are all glittered
Cute Daisy May - Bright and Cheerful
Pollycraft - "Double Up" - use two separate images
The Pink Elephant - Ribbon 
The Crazy Challenge - Flowers and Butterflies - use at least 1 flower or butterfly
A Spoon Full of Sugar - "Spring is in the Air"
Die Cuts R Us - No Designer Paper
Flourishes Timeless Tuesday - "All About Me" - use things you love (Copics, CC Designs images), Butterfly punch
Creative Belli - Butterflies or Dragonflies
AI Factory- 3D Card or project
Stamp Something - "Touch of Spring Somethings"
Creatalicious Challenges - "Create a Little Something"

Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:  Sugarplums Spring Kit (CC Designs) 
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black; Garden Green; Palette (New Canvas)  Copics (E00. E01, E11, R20, RV00, RV21, R29, G19, B21, B23, E21, E25, E27, E35, E37, E39, E40, E41, E42, E43)
Paper:  Brocade Blue, Garden Green; Gina K Pure Luxury White; packaging from make up 
Embellishments:   Twill Ribbon (off of a present)
Tools:  Sponge; Martha Stewart border punch; Martha Stewart Butterfly punch; Frame (unknown)

Stampin N Scrappin With Jodi

Today is my turn in the KLSNS Stampin N' Scrappin spotlight and I have an Easel Card tutorial to share with you.  These are really easy to make, but turn an ordinary card into an extraordinary card!

For my project I used the new CC Designs stamp Trevor from the Sugarplums Party set and Lime Rickey Paper from Basic Grey. 

To start off, you will need the following supplies:

1 piece of Cardstock 5 1/2" x 5 1/2"

1 piece of Cardstock 11" x 5 1/2"

Scoring Tool

Strong Adhesive

Extra cardstock/designer paper for both the front and inside of the card 

Stamps, Ink and Embellishments

Take the 11" x 5 1/2" piece of cardstock and score it at 2 3/4" and 5 1/2"

Fold the cardstock at the 5 1/2" score line first (folding the card in half).  Next fold the 2 3/4" score line in the opposite direction.  It should look like this when done:

Decorate the card front (the 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" piece of cardstock) as well as the inside of the card.  For the inside, add an extra layer ~ in this case I used the wavy punched layer ~ an embellishment (buttons, brads, dew drops, flowers etc.) or even a sentiment placed on dimensionals in order for the front of the card to have something to rest against.

I paper pieced my image and shadowed some of it with copics.  The balloon was paper pieced and then covered in Crystal Effects.

 

Place adhesive on the  2 3/4" x 5 1/2" end flap as shown:

 

Line up the top of the card front with the top of the 2 3/4" x 5 1/2" section and adhere together.

 

Side View standing up:

And here is the finished card.

Thanks for stopping by and I hope my project has inspired you to create an Easel card of your own.

Have a wonderful day!  

I would like to enter this card in the following challenges:

Charisma Cardz - Male

Hand Full of Stamps - Open Challenge

Paper Play Challenges - Birthday Card for Someone Special (one of my sons)

Stamp Something - Something Cute

Allsorts - 3,2,1 - 3 Buttons, 2 DP, 1 Ribbon

Secret Crafter - Multifold

Magical Crafts Fornightly - Something for the Kids

Incy Wincy - Punch it Out - use punches/border punches

The Pink Elephant - Ribbon

Dancing in Pajamas - Week 2 - Paper Piecing
Flourishes Timeless Tuesday - "All About Me" - use things you love (CC Designs stamp, Basic Grey Paper, Ribbon, Border Punch, Paper Piecing, and can't forget Copics)

Fab N' Funky - "It's Childish"

Little Red Wagon - Ribbon

Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge - Birthday

Simon Says Stamp - 3 Types of Embellishments (Ribbon, Buttons, Twine), 2 Pattern Papers, 1 Image

Recipe ~ All items SU unless indicated
Stamps:  Sugarplums Party (CC Designs); Sentiment Studio G 
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black; Brilliant Blue; Copics (E00, E01, E11, R20, Y21, Y23, Y26, E31, B39, YR16, E35, E37)
Paper:  Brilliant Blue; Gina K Pure Luxury White; DP - Basic Grey (Lime Rickey)
Embellishments:  Ribbon; Crystal Effects; Hemp Twine; Buttons (from collection)
Tools:  EK Success Border Punch

KLSNS Challenge #14

IT is time for our weekly challenge at KLSNS. This week we were challenged by Jacilynn to use Nesties, Die Cuts (or punches if you don't have either of those).  I chose to use a combination of nesties and punches (I still don't own any circle or oval nesties).

Since I don't think I will be doing too many more winter themed cards, I decided to use this cute stamp and sentiment from CC Designs and paired it up with some papers from Basic Grey.   The image was colored in with my copics and then I added glitter to the snowman because you have to have some sparkle! 

Please join us this week and be sure to check out the rest of the DT as they all have some fabulous creations to share with you!  

Dustin Pikes new stamps with High Hopes are now in the store!   Kelly is also taking pre-orders for the new Stampavie Spring Summer collection  ~ there are some really cute ones in there! 

I am entering this card for the following challenges:
Incy Wincy - "Color Me Wonderful" - use your favorite coloring medium (copics)
Double Dutch - "Baby It's Cold Outside" - something frozen or frosty 
A Spoon Full of Sugar - "Lots of Layering"
Creative Card Crew- "Punch It"
Quixotic Challenge - "Ink Up an Old Stamp" I've had this one about a year and haven't used it
Simon Says Stamp - "Punch It"
AI Factory - Use a total of 5 embellishments - 4 dew drops, 1 ribbon
Pixie Challenge - Glitter and sparkle - Stickles
Fussy and Fancy Friday Challenge - Winter
Basic Grey Challenge - Animals  


Have a wonderful day!

Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:   Snow Friends (CC Designs)
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black; Certainly Celery; Copics (N0, N1, N2, N3, YR04, YR07, R20, R30, R32, R35. YG91, YG93, YG95) 
Paper: Pink Pirouette, Certainly Celery; Gina K Pure Luxury White; DP- Basic Grey  (Eskimo Kisses)
Embellishments:  Ribbon (Lt Pink); Dew Drops
Tools:  Nesties; Oval and Scallop Oval Punches; Ticket Corner Punch; Martha Stewart Border Punch

KLSNS Challenge

It is time for our weekly challenge over at KLSNS. This week we were challenged to use the colors Pink and Black with a netural. 

I used Sweet Kiki by CC Designs and paper pieced her.  The main image panel as well as the ice cream cone were placed on with dimensionals.  For the scalloped rectangle and squares I used my nestabilities.  With this color scheme I just had to add some bling, so stickles were put on her headband and to the centers of the background paper and then little rhinestones were added for her buttons, the buttons on her shoes and the cherry on top the ice cream cone.  To finish it off I added some ribbon to each side of the card.  After the card was assembled, I put Crystal Effects on her shoes to make them look like black patent leather and then put the card aside to dry overnight (very important when using Crystal Effects!).

Please join us this week and be sure to check out the rest of the DT as they all have some fabulous creations to share with you!

I am entering this card for the following challenges:

The Corrosive Challenge - Use two of your favorite embellishments (rhinestones and stickles - and a third favorite ribbon)
Crafty Cardmakers - Favorite products or techniques from 2009 - 1.  Copics ~ I don't know how I colored without these  2.  Nesties ~ love these for cutting shapes  3.  CC Designs Stamps - just too darn cute

Cute Daisy May - Love
Little Paper Shop - Bright Pink, Black and White
Copic Buzz - Use Ribbon
Everybody Art Challenge - Favorite Color combo - Pink and Black is one of my favs 
Papertake - New Beginnings - can use new crafty items - new border punch and image
ABC Challenge - L is for Layering
Crafty Creations - Black, white and one other color (pink)
Creative Belli Blog - Glitter, rhinestones - used rhinestones and stickles
Whimsical Wednesdays - Inspiration Challenge - I pulled the colors, black, pink and white and also went with a girly theme.
Cute Card Thursday - All new - can use new crafty items - new border punch and image
Moving Along with the Times - Sketch with the theme love
Stamp Something - Sketch
Fussy and Fancy Friday Challenge - New - can use new crafty items - new border punch and image

Have a wonderful day and I'll be back later today with another post. 

Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:   Sweet Kiki (CC Designs); SentimenT (Studio G)
Ink/Coloring:  Memento Tuxedo Black, Copics (E00, E01, E02, R00, R01, R20, R81, R83, R85, T4, T6, T7, T8, T9); Signo White Gel Pen 
Paper: Pretty in Pink, Basic Black; Gina K Pure Luxury White; DP- Making Memories (Sabrina Collection)
Embellishments:  Gingham Ribbon (Black and Light Pink); Self Adhesive Rhinestones (Michael's); Stickles (Stardust); Crystal Effects 
Tools:  Scalloped Square and Rectangle Nesties; Dimensionals 

Another Boy's Christmas

Here is yet another stamp that I've had for awhile, but first got around to using now....There just isn't a lot of free time for crafting this time of year, but there are a few cards I still need to get done, so I am trying to use those un-inked stamps.      

I am entering the following challenges:
 
C.R.A.F.T. Challenge - Free for all
Crafty Creations - Tradtional Christmas 
Creative Card Crew - Anything Goes 
Cupcake Inspiration Challenge - used the color theme and candy canes (on his sweater)
One Stop Craft Challenge - Christmas Card for Someone you love 
Simon Says Stamp - say "Merry Christmas" 
Sophisticat - Christmas Theme 
Stamp Something - Holiday Somethings 
Stamp With Us - Christmas 
The Pink Elephant - Winter/Christmas

This is the last one for today!  

Recipe ~ all items SU unless indicated
Stamps:  Reindeer Trevor (CC Designs); Sentiment - Winter Kit (CC Designs)
Ink/Coloring: Memento (Tuxedo Black); Copics (E00, E01, R20, R29, G24, G28, E40, E41, E43, E33, E35, E37, E39, Y21, Y23, Y26); Signo White Gel Pen
Paper: Riding Hood Red; Gina K Pure Luxury White; DP - DCWV (Christmas stack)
Embellishments:  Stickles (Stardust)
Tools:  Circle Punches; Snowflake Die (Sizzix); EK Success Snowflake Punch