Buffalo Plaid Christmas Tree Forest Entryway

Create a cozy Buffalo Plaid Christmas Tree Forest entryway scene with rustic plaid accents, mixed greenery, a fun vintage sled, and more for a warm holiday welcome. For more holiday ideas see my Christmas page.

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The entryway sets the tone for your home during the holiday season, and nothing says warm and inviting like a Buffalo Plaid Christmas forest!

This timeless pattern pairs perfectly with rustic decor, lush greenery, and festive accents to create a magical first impression for your guests.

In this post, I will show you how I created my cozy and stylish buffalo plaid-inspired entryway that feels like a winter wonderland.

Every year I do a different theme in my entryway. It is a small nook that I really can’t fit anything but a small console table.  Working with such a small space can be tough, but I try to glam it up as much as possible so it doesn’t look like an odd empty space.

I used a set of Alpine Trees similar, Sisal Trees, and some DIY Buffalo Plaid trees to start my holiday vignette. Then I went through my stash of Christmas decor and pulled out all the little trees I have collected over the years.

I used the Buffalo Plaid Fabric Table Runner as the base. Then I just lined the trees up in random order to create a tree forest. Add some Buffalo Check ribbon and a fun Snowball Wreath and the table is done.

Buffalo plaid cone trees are a charming and rustic way to decorate your home for the holidays. These striking yet simple cone trees can be displayed on mantels, entryway tables, or as part of a festive centerpiece.

With just a few materials and a little creativity, you can craft your own large buffalo plaid cone trees to bring cozy vibes to your Christmas decor.

How to make Buffalo Plaid Cone Tree Stands

I decided the Buffalo Plaid cones needed a little height to look right on my display. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to make a sweet woodsy stand for them out of wood slices.

Supplies:

• Set of Buffalo Plaid Cone Trees or DIY your own with fabric
• Wood Dowels: 8mm x 36-inches
• Wood Slices: 5-inch
• Foam: (2) Balls: Size:  3-inch, Foam Disc: Size 3.75 x 1-inch
• Hot Glue & Gun
• Hand Drill & Bit (to match the size of the dowel)
• Hand Saw

Instructions:

• Decide on the height of the trees and cut the wood dowels down with a hand saw. (I wanted one taller than the other so I cut one dowel shorter than the other).

• Drill a hole in the wood slice halfway through the wood.

• Make sure your dowel fits in the hole snugly. Use hot glue to secure the dowel in the hole on the wood slice.

• These cone trees are hollow inside so I added some foam to secure the dowel and stabilize the tree.

• Put the foam ball inside the cone and push it up to the top so it is tight.

• Add the foam disc to the bottom of the cone. Gently push the dowel with the wood slice into the center of the foam disc at the bottom of the cone.

• Slide the dowel up into the foam ball to secure the base and that’s it! Super easy and now you have a fun woodsy tall tree!

I had to add my vintage sled and ski sign to complete the woodland Ski Lodge!

I hope you have been inspired by my mini-tour of the entryway of my home with my buffalo plaid Christmas forest!

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