Saturday Shopping with Me – I Love Target

Written ByLynn

I find so many fun things at Target that are quality at a good price. We’ve had such nasty weather for what seems like weeks so I went snooping around Target this week and I’m sharing some “new to me” finds.

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What’s New at Target

All of these things caught my eye at Target this week. I wish I had a place to put that gorgeous cabinet.

This sweet little faux plant has captured my heart
I’m a sucker for a great home decor book and this one is a Target Exclusive
My heart wants a whole set of these mugs.
This is a cement bird that is for outside but it will work well on one of my selves
I have #1 and #2, I think I need #3
Great art that would work with just about any decor.
What a great way to handle office clutter
Such a fun wreath. It’s just enough!!
My organizing month is coming up and I need three of these. THROW, DONATE, SELL
I’m in love with this cabinet. I wish I had a place to put it!

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I hope that you enjoyed shopping with me today!

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