With spring in full swing, we thought we would share one of our favorite dies with you - the petal container die! It's perfect to house your cupcakes or  be a party favor at are your next party!

Is your creativity "blossoming?"  What other ways can you think of to use this product?

Have you thought about incorporating your party decor into your desserts?  We love this "bright" idea by designer Kristyn from Lil' Luna!  She used Lifestyle Crafts rosettes die and scalloped cupcake liners to decorate these muffins for her daughter's first birthday party.

Thanks Kristyn for making our products look so yummy!  Find more details on this project and other whimsical ideas here:

Every scrapbooker knows that die cuts are a crafting fundamental - but purchasing them individually can get a little pricey. Have you thought about purchasing a die-cutting machine, or do you currently own one but need a little refresher course? Discover just how easy it can be to make your own die cuts using Lifestyle Crafts Epic 6 in the video tutorial "Cutting qk dies:"

Now that you're a die cut "expert," it's time to get crafting!  What creative projects can you dream up?

What a treat!  These adorable Mother's Day cupcake toppers created by Liz the Cupcake Lady from Hoosier's Homemade are the perfect way to add some whimsy and color to your Mother's Day celebration.

Mother's Day Cupcake Topper Supplies:

1. Mother’s Day Cupcake Topper Printables from The Paper Cupcake
2. 2 inch hole punch
3. Lifestyle Crafts Flower Die
4. Scrapbook paper
5. Wilton Cookie Sticks or Lollipop sticks
6. Twine
7. Leaf stencil or punch
8. Glue (such as Elmer's)

For the complete tutorial, check out Hoosier Homemade.

Thanks Liz for sharing this creative project!  Find more "sweet" inspiration from Liz at Hoosier Homemade.

We love seeing our products being used in new, innovative ways.  Designer Jill Green from Homemade by Jill used the Epic 6 to create these cute felt hair clips using Lifestyle Crafts nesting doily circles die and nesting circles die.

Great way to think outside the box, Jill!  Does this project inspire you to use the Epic 6 in a new, creative way?