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"1. Take-Out Treat Stock up on festive paper take-out boxes and tinsel at your local Michaels or other craft supply store. Fill each box halfway with tinsel and top with sugary treats. The lucky recipients will know they are about to chow down the second they spot this charming container. 2. Star of the Show Make one cookie the star of the show by wrapping it in a paper jewelry gift box. You probably already have some empty ones lying around the house, or you can pick them up at your craft store. Line the bottom of the box with tissue paper and tie with a colorful ribbon. RELATED: 10 Christmas Desserts That Look Almost Too Good to Eat 3. Grown-Up Goodie Bag No one can resist a grown-up goodie bag! Place one cookie in a cellophane bag for each guest. Fold down the top of each bag and secure with a name label. Using clothespins and a line of jute or ribbon, hang the bags over the fireplace or against a wall to mimic stockings. On the way out, guests can grab their snack for the ride home. 4. Tie It Up Using ribbon, tie together a short stack of circular cookies that are all roughly the same size. Measure out a piece of parchment paper that is about 6 inches longer than your cookie stack. Roll the stack in the parchment and twist the excess paper on both ends to secure. Wrap again in colorful tissue paper. Use red and white tissue paper to imitate candy canes or gold to look like a New Year&amp;#039;s popper. Tie both ends with curling ribbon. 5. Cookie Envelope In a pinch, fashion a cookie envelope out of parchment paper. Cut a piece of parchment large enough for your cookie to fit inside when folded in half. Fold the parchment in half horizontally and then fold the right and left edges back 1/2 inch. Use metal fasteners to secure both sides. Place the cookie inside the envelope, fold down the top, and secure with a sticker. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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