How to make light up Halloween treat box ~challenging level~

Hi, crafty friends!
This time I will make an advanced version.

This time I will make a treat box where all the windows shine.

For the tools used, please refer to the previous basics level.

Die cut all sides of the treat box with add-on windows and door dies.

I will make the parts referring to the picture below.

(1) Vellum paper for adhering from the back of the door and window
(2) 2 roofs, 4 windows, 1 door, 1 doorknob, large and small bat, 1 cat, 1 tree
(3) 1 ghost (vellum paper)
(4) Switch parts (two 0.5 x 0.5 inch)
(5) Pull tab parts (two 0.5 x 2 inches)
(5) Purple cardstock for circuit (Width 2 inches x length as shown)

I'm putting treat box part on purple cardstock and marking my lights with a pencil.

Next turn the treat box 90 degrees and mark the next side of the purple cardstock.

Next,  put another treat box part on purple cardstock and marking my lights with a pencil.

Next turn the treat box 90 degrees and mark the next side of the purple cardstock.

Make a slit like the basic version, mark the position of the battery and Chibitronics, draw the circuit with a pencil.

Adhere the copper tape on the drawing path.

Process the battery part in the same way as basic version.

Adhere the yellow Chibitronics at the marked position, make the switch parts and insert it into the slit.

Adhere the pull tab parts on the switch parts with double sided tape from the front and back.

Adhere vellum paper on the back of the door and window.

Adhere the window and the remaining parts on the treat box and make a slit for the pull tab.

Adhere the two treat box parts and apply double-sided tape to flap.

Through a pull tab on the slit, adhere the circuit-attached card base to the treat box.

When all the flaps are adhered, it becomes like this.

Adhere the roof part on the treat box.
I finished it!

All the windows are shining.

Do you understand how to make shiny treat boxes?
Although it seems to be complicated at first, the basic way of making it is the same as basic version.
Once you master it you will be able to shine 3-D houses as well!
There is also a Christmas version of this add-on die so you can enjoy it during the Christmas season.

Be sure to check out the whole video tutorial for more details.
(The advanced version starts around 14:40.)

Thank you for stopping by!