Esther O Design

Here are three ideas using burlap to package your mishloach manos. I love how they’re all so versatile. Roll up your sleeves, fire up your imagination, and let the fun begin!

I love the versatility of using a pail for packaging. I used pails here to create three entirely different themes. The ideas are endless! You can design a wrapper yourself, use a professional graphic artist, or simply line the pail with pretty scrapbooking paper.

Who doesn’t love to see or hear a good quote?!?!?

Cute, funny and cheerful quotes lift spirits and make people happy. What better time is there than Purim to  make people smile?

Use multiple  quotes as presented here, or choose one quote to build your Mishloach Manos around.

Fun to give and fun to get, these cheerful and colorful cookie lollipops will bring smiles and sweetness (without sticking to teeth!)

 It may take a couple of tries to learn this  technique, but once you master it you’ll get a thrill as you roll each cookie and see the swirl you create. (You can practice with play dough!)

Sprinkle some fairy dust about as you deliver a sweet tooth kit to all your friends.

The year my sister Leah’s husband graduated, the entire family monumentalized the occasion with this celebratory mishloach manot. With an accompanying unisex costume, it’s a smart one to the nth degree!

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?

 No matter how you ice it, these sweet cupcake kits are sure to delight children of all ages. Add a topping that's more substantial, like chocolate lentils, for your second item.