Hi:
Anita here for the December Lori Whitlock Creative Team blog hop. I make holiday cookie platters and gift boxes for family and friends and I decided that I would create a menu for the cookie types that people would find in their boxes this year. I used Lori's Christmas Stickers which you can find here as Christmas Stickers 2 and here as Christmas Stickers 3 in her store and here and here in the Silhouette Design store. In the Silhouette Design store they are simply called Christmas Stickers. I also used her Echo Park Paper collection called A Lumberjack Christmas. I used the print and cut method to make these stickers and ran sticker paper through my printer with registration marks.
You should have come here from Kathy Skou's blog and will next be going to Ashley Cook's blog. If you didn't get here in that way, you can start at the beginning at Lori's blog.
That's it for me. Wishing you much joy in 2021.
Hugs,
You will fold the score lines on the longer piece of the sleigh which is the front piece. There is another rectangle that has score lines on it. Bend those score lines to prepare it to be glued into the front of your sleigh. I started with the back piece first and glued the tab to the back of the sleigh. Then is put glue on both of the tabs for the front and glued that into place. You can see how it looks once the sleigh is glued together.
I then added in piece once which has Santa on it. I put it about 1/4" from the front of the sleigh. This is really about personal preference and how you want it to look. I then folded the tabs for part two, with the presents and glued that into place.
Happy Columbus Day Everyone:
Happy Fall Everyone:
Here are the parts all cut out. I used my Silhouette Rotary Blade and followed a You Tube video to learn how to use it. It cut the felt beautifully for the flowers.
You are going to take your two long rectangle tabbed pieces and fold the tabs down.
Next you are going to glue the tabbed end of the rectangle piece to the other end making a circle.
The file comes with four round circles. One is glued inside the box and one is glued on top of the box. I like to glue my inside circle in first as I find it is easier to ease it to fit. Then I glue the top of the box on. I use a wet glue when making projects like this where I am asking the paper to be in different shapes.
I made both boxes and then checked to make sure that one slid easily over the top. I then chose that as my box top. I then glued the top on the box and the decorative band around the bottom.
I then glued the bottom of the box onto the scalloped piece centering it.
I brought the ends of the bow pieces on both sides to the center back of the bow and glued it together well. Then I wrapped the center bow piece around the bow and glued that as well.
I then added the ribbons of the bow to the back of the bow.
Here are my rolled felt flowers. I cut them easily with my Silhouette Cameo 4 following a You Tube video. I started at the end of the flower and rolled them up and secured them well with wet adhesive. Be sure that you don't put your flowers in the way of the box being able to be opened and closed easily. I added some embellishments to my box and rolled some of the leaves to give them a bit more dimension. 
Lastly, here is the box open with some Halloween candy for your favorite sweetie. I have my hat out as a Halloween decoration and it makes me smile when I look at it.
