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Cozy Up to This Buffalo Plaid Christmas Table Setting

Create a cozy traditional tablescape for your holiday gathering using rustic, woodland-inspired elements, festive red accents and wintry black-and-white buffalo plaid table linens.

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Photo: Heather Baird; SprinkleBakes.com. From: Heather Baird.

Woodland Wonderland

For this rustic-meets-refined look, a solid black tablecloth creates a clean base for a black-and-white buffalo plaid table runner and matching napkins. This crisp, wintry color scheme is warmed with touches of vivid red for a high-contrast combo. Woodsy details, like fresh-cut greenery and mini pine trees, plus a guest-impressing (and delicious!) Birch Yule Log centerpiece will make this table setting the talk of the season.

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Photo: Heather Baird; SprinkleBakes.com. From: Heather Baird.

A Roulade to Remember

A centerpiece that doubles as dessert, this birch log looks fresh from the forest but it's actually a delicious cake. Made using white chocolate candy bark that covers a soft, delectable pumpkin roll, it's covered with candy-coated mushrooms made with almond paste and cookies, and it rests on a mossy bed of ground pistachios.

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Photo: Heather Baird; SprinkleBakes.com. From: Heather Baird.

A Sweet Centerpiece

This new take on the classic Bûche de Noël requires a few steps to make, but it’s easy to assemble and may even become your new favorite holiday tradition. Share this pumpkin cake roll with your guests as a memorable ending to your holiday meal.

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Photo: Heather Baird; SprinkleBakes.com. From: Heather Baird.

Rustic Elegance

Birch bark-covered containers, filled with green ball dianthus, rich red flowers and fresh evergreens, add an elegant yet woodsy touch to this holiday table. Create your own woodland vases by covering upcycled coffee cans with pieces of birch bark, or even birch-printed scrapbook paper if real birch bark is not available. Simply adhere the bark to the coffee can using hot glue.

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