Christmas Buffalo check plaid tablescape
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I bought these darling buffalo plaid Merry Christmas paper plates on Amazon to set my Christmas table. There are so many adorable Buffalo checked paper goods to choose from.
They look like real plates.
Everything from black and white to red black and white. I loved these because they say Merry Christmas on them.
I set this up in my kitchen nook on my white round table.
You might remember that we got this table at a thrift store and painted it white.
Then I gather all the items I think I might use to create the Buffalo plaid table.
I like to shop my house to find unique things like a galvanized cake stand, buffalo check blanket, wood slab platters, pinecones and even a red tin coffee pot.
To add color the to center of my white table I added the lightweight red and black Buffalo Check blanket.
To bring in texture to the table I love using my woven placemats even when using paper plates.
Once I have the texture and color figured out I can begin to figure out the centerpiece. I decided I wanted the centerpiece to be lifted up off the table a little bit so I used my galvanized cake stand. Placing the cake stand on a wooden slab and layering it with a green garland and pine cones all around created a rustic look.
In the center of the cake stand I added two bottle brush trees and a darling red truck with a Christmas tree on top.
Who doesn’t love little red trucks with Christmas trees on it!
In the centerpiece I used the darling Buffalo Check woodland party cupcake sticks!
They are so dang cute I can’t even take it! They come in bears and moose cutouts to add that rustic Christmas feeling.
You could use obviously use them on a cupcake but I decided to have them wandering in the woods. hehe
The cute Buffalo plaid cupcake liners were perfect to hold my moms chocolate turtles which she sells.
My sweet mom gave me these Santa Mugs a few years ago and they are my favorite things!
I created a Hot Chocolate bar using them and my grandkids went crazy for them!
These paper plates just make this tablescape!
Matching napkins complete the place settings.
I simply tied the napkin with a little string and placed a fork in between the string and napkin.
To bring in more of the red and green color I added tear drop ornaments hanging by a ribbon off the chandelier.
In the center of the chandelier I placed a little bit of greenery to bring in the wood look and feel.
These red green black and white balloons match the Buffalo plaid perfectly.
To make the balloon arch feel more like my woodsy Christmas theme, I stuck in a few greenery picks
If you don’t have one of these balloon pumps you need to get one today!
They are the best things going and make creating a balloon arch easy peasy!
One of the easiest ways to create a balloon arch is to use a needle and thread. You simple take a long piece of thread and feed it through the tied part of the balloon. Then slide each balloon down the thread.
But balloon arch kits like this one are amazingly simple!
To create a fun look to the balloon arch blow up the balloons in different sizes.
Some large, medium and small.
Here you can see the faux Christmas greenery stems in between some of the balloons to again bring in the woodland look.
On one of the sideboards I have a little stack of black and white polka dot plates with a little elf sitting atop. He is so cute!
The grandkids love playing the musical elf finding game.
On the bench below the window I have these super cute bright colored Christmas pillows that just add to the fun of the kitchen nook.
Here is the complete Buffalo Check Christmas table in the kitchen nook.
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Karin, I am so excited to be featuring your buffalo plaid table on Tuesday 13th (9am) at the Home Imagined link party. Congratulations.
So festive and fun Karin! I can not believe those are paper plates. What a great idea. I am a big fan of buffalo plaid. It always has such a cosy feeling in winter. Love your centerpiece and all the balloons. Thanks for sharing today on the Home Imagined party. Have a great week.
So cute - and adding those polka dot plates is perfect.
Absolutely beautiful…..great ideas!
Brenda, Thank you so much for your sweet comment! I really love how this table turned out. I’m glad you liked my ideas 🥰
Hugs and Merry Christmas!
Karin
Super cute Karin! Love the balloon swag! There are so many cute paper plates available now, and they don't even look like they're paper! And who doesn't love easy clean up???
Thank you Jenna! I know there are amazing Christmas paper plates out there now. I need to start a collection of paper goods haha. I appreciate you sweet comment. :)
Such a pretty table! I've pinned it. And I love your chandelier.
Hi Liberty! Thank you so much for your kind comments. I really appreciate you stopping by :)
Karin
So cute. I am in favor of anything Paper for less clean up. Christmas is such a wonderful day so why spend it in the kitchen. Thanks for sharing a cute Buffalo check idea. Merry Christmas 🎄
I know these paper plates are to die for cute and I agree a lot less mess to clean up afterwards! It is a win win in my book! Thanks for stopping by!
Karin