Target Dollar Spot has already launched its Halloween decor – what you need to buy NOW before it’s out of stock
HALLOWEEN comes once a year, but the shopping season seems to grow longer and longer. One Target shopper found amazing autumnal decor in her store’s Dollar Spot section, but beware! You’ll need to buy these items now, or say boo-hoo when they sell out fast. On her YouTube channel, Couponing for a Cause, bargain-finding pro […]
HALLOWEEN comes once a year, but the shopping season seems to grow longer and longer.
One Target shopper found amazing autumnal decor in her store’s Dollar Spot section, but beware! You’ll need to buy these items now, or say boo-hoo when they sell out fast.
On her YouTube channel, Couponing for a Cause, bargain-finding pro Mellissa Breunig alerts her fellow shoppers to the deals available in stores nationwide.
Hot summer temperatures have many fantasizing about cool autumn nights. Fall might be closer than it seems, as Breunig discovered during a recent shopping trip to Target.
The store’s Dollar Spot was full of Halloween decorations and other fall home accents. You can start stocking up for autumn now – just visit your local Target since these items currently are in-store exclusives.
“I am really excited to find these,” Breunig said as she showed off the first batch of Halloween finds.
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First was a pair of silicone spatulas, in October-ready black-and-white color schemes and printed with festive phrases.
One read “Gone Batty,” while the other declared “You’ve Been Boo’d.
Breunig also showed off wide, flat turners perfect for making pancakes or stir-fry – with Halloween flair, of course. One was shaped like a bat, and the other was a ghost.
The bargain-hunter grabbed all four styles for her cart, and at $1 each, you can do the same.
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Next, Breunig investigated some festive planters, priced at $5 each.
“These are so adorable,” she said, showing the two designs to viewers. “There are ceramic little witch boots, and they have the mummy boots.”
You could use the mini planters for a fall bouquet, fill them with Halloween candy, or swap out your desk organizer in favor of a themed holder for your pens.
She also discovered two more $5 items ideal for Halloween decorating.
First up, a ceramic jack-o-lantern with a charming, friendly design.
“It is so cute,” Breunig said, holding the light-up pumpkin for closer inspection. “I love the gold stem.”
You can pair the grinning gourd with scary trees, which make any house look haunted – well, any dollhouse, at least. The tiny potted trees are ideal for window displays or tabletops.
If you have more subtle taste or want fall decor you can leave out from September to November, don’t worry: Target has you covered.
In the Dollar Spot, Breunig discovered wall signs and hand towels expressing love for the season, but those weren’t her favorite find.
“I have to admit, I love these pumpkins,” she told viewers.
Panning over to a cornucopia of plush pumpkins, Breunig added that they come in four colors: pale mint green, burnt orange, heather grey, and bone white.
The shirred pumpkins have a warm, cozy finish, and cost only $1 each, so there’s no reason not to add them to every room.
Finish off your autumnal planning by buying one of two fall bouquets.
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The arrangements boast the bright hues of the season, like warm red berries and brassy orange leaves, in an accent container.
Take home the $5 florals in a blue vase or black pumpkin – they’re the ideal accent as you transition from summer sweat to cool fall weather.
