Esther O Design

In honor of Shvuos, turn your plates or chargers into gorgeous floral artwork.

Make all the plates matching or keep each on unique; you can have them coordinate to  your flower arrangements.

Pressing flowers is an ancient form of art, preserving nature's beauty.

You can make use this method to make beautiful crafts, cards and gorgeous wall décor as well; it's a fun and exciting project for all ages.

Creativity in full bloom with this cherry blossom garnish-almost too pretty to eat!

Cherry Blossoms + Cheese cake- a win win situation!

Use this beautiful design to decorate your dessert plates or the top of your cheesecake.

More than the beauty of these rice flowers is the excitement of making them and watching the transformation of a hard piece of rice paper blossom into a gorgeous flower. A must try!!!

These adorable and super-easy to make, mini-bouquets are the perfect seating cards for your Shavuos table.

Color-coordinate them to match your décor. You can make a matching bunch for each setting or you can do an assortment of different color bunches, as shown.

I love flowers, so I always look forward to creating the Shvuos tablescape.

When I visited Tali's new Global Flower Shop in Lakewood, I was taken by it's spacious, bright, and  airy garden-like decor. I knew then that I wanted to share that experience with you by setting up this table in the shop  in honor of Shvuos

This idea makes an impressive centerpiece  without using too  many flowers.

My original plan was to use assorted color raffia with a matching Gerber Daisy in each one.  The Gerber Daisies were not available at the time of the photo shoot.

Let your creativity blossom with these 2 simple ideas, doable for all ages.

Enjoy and have a bunch of fun!!!!

These cookies are so much fun to create.

With minimal work and supplies, your children will really enjoy designing their own original flower designs. If you'd prefer not to bake cookies,use graham crackers instead.

I can hardly recall a Shvuos without a Har Sinai cake.

Up until today, my mother brings a Har Sinai Cake along with her when she comes for Shvuos to be enjoyed by the grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Here is a new and fun twist to create a Har Sinai cake.