Esther O Design

By a recent Simcha I served onion board along with mini rolls in lieu of classic Challah for Sholosh Seudas -it was a huge hit. Wrapped in butcher paper with a package of lox, this creates a classy and very easy way to present a Shalosh Seudos package “Lox, stock and barrel”!

What’s more fun than an adorable family of little girls?

My daughter’s all-girl bond was the inspiration for this ballet slipper mishloach manos. You can fill the box with anything you choose and then seal it with a chocolate square. Pirouette, anybody?

What you see is what you get with this mouthwatering classy cookie box.

If you dabble in graphics, the cookie box labels can be designed with pictures of the actual cookies.

Match your Bundt cake garnish to match the mini liquor of your choice.

“Say it with flowers”! More often than not, less is more when it comes to creating a neat and classy look. So put the “petal” to the medal and create this sleek and elegant package – your recipients will be “fleured” 

Homemade goodies are fun and easy to make .They also afford you the exciting opportunity to use your creativity to design your own custom packaging. One favorite Erev Purim memory of mine, is standing in the kitchen with my children packaging piles of freshly baked oatmeal chocolate chip cookies. These memories and the warm feelings  last long after the last cookies are gone. Over the years working for Family First Magazine, I’ve prepared many packaging ideas using home baked items. Here are a couple of ideas.