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.

Although by nature I enjoy and prefer symmetry, there is something so unique and eye-catching to an a symmetrical flower arrangement. To add extra interest, I limited the arrangement to two colors only, keeping each color to its own side.

As a real flower lover, Shvuos is one of my favorite holidays. Aside from all gorgeous fresh flowers I decorate my table and house with, I always try to add as many flowers as I can to my table decor and menu, in any form and fashion like these FLOWER SEATING CARDS, POPCORN HYDRANGEAS and FLOWER POSTCARDS just to name a few.

In honor of this Shvuos, here is a really cool napkin ring craft that is so simple and easy to create using our FREE PRINTABLE and just a couple of supplies.

With the menfolk taking their well deserved Shvuos morning naps, the day can get long for the mothers and children. Here is an easy and healthy idea to help entertain  the children, while preparing for the seuda at the same time.

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.