Esther O Design

It's always an honor creating content for Kosher.com

In honor of Purim, I designed this cute little project that can be used to decorate your Purim table or "just for some clowning around fun"!!

This idea is an adorable activity for children of all ages.

Many people enjoy giving/ receiving  Challah for Mishloach Manot.

Give your favorite challah in attention-grabbing kick of style, newspaper parchment  paper.

Made of microwavable, grease resistant paper, this deli sandwich wrap paper is perfect for wrapping sandwiches or lining serving baskets as well. 

Need a Mishloach Manot that’s extraordinary for someone special ?

That's right — chocolate, chocolate, chocolate! 

We’ve adapted the trendy charcuterie board, typically used for meats and cheeses for chocolate. Any complaints about a chocolate charcuterie board ?!?!

To create these packages, I started with a drink and simply pulled out the colors from the labels, then filled the boxes with coordinating candy and nuts.

Metal cans are inexpensive and with the right graphics/label, they have  the look of  a specialty item. For this package I used a  wide ribbon  to tie the cans together .I enjoyed not having to use cellophane, for a change.The top box is topped off with a peacock feather for a little extra pizzazz. 

My friend Chaya always manages to juggle everything!

With the little time she has to put together her Purim packages, she always manages to pull together something cool and attractive.

Check out this black and white  package with a pop of color she created.

Using her concept I designed 2 other ideas-one classy and one cute.

Search the scrapbooking paper isle in your local craft store and I’m sure you too will be inspired to  design  your own creative packages.

This Dress up box mishloach manos was inspired by a cute toy my children enjoy playing with where you can mix and match heads, outfits and accessories by sliding the pictures from side to side.

Beautiful to look at and easy to make, celebrate by adding this fruity cake to your usual tu bshvat party.

Delight your family with this dessert that fits right into the theme of the day!

I would be remiss if my blog didn't have a 2018 roundup to reflect on the
year as it draws to a close.