Spring time finds and deals. And a few of my favorite stores.

I may have a little obsession with cute little cactus plants and candles.

If you're looking for cute little cactus plants, candles, and pretty candle holders check out the dollar aisle at your nearest Target store.

You may be lucky and find a few of these items.

I recently took a trip and found these cute plastic cactus plants in clay pots, a wild berry magnolia candle, which by the way smells so nice, and this pretty pink candle holder or some may call it a lantern.

Aren't these adorable?!

I have them displayed on our kitchen windowsill.

They were actually $3 each.

Each plant comes in a different color clay pot.

1 Green pot

1 purple

1 tan

I thought this was pretty and the pink is perfect for spring.

It was $3 and the magnolia candle I purchased fits perfectly inside it.

Here is a list of stores that I love shopping at and finding cute decor and great deals.

1. T.J. Maxx. Oh my goodness I love the home decor department in this store.

2. At Home store.- This is my go-to store for mirrors, lamps, patio decor, and other home decor items.

3. Target.- I can usually find cute items in their dollar aisle. But I also love checking out their home decor aisle as well.

I could go on with my list of stores, but these are the three stores I normally shop at, and find great deals!

Until next time...

Enjoy your shopping adventure and keep on decorating!

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