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If you were going to play a word association game with home decor brands, chances are when you hear "MacKenzie-Childs" you'd say, "Check print." Because while the company uses a variety of different patterns across its wares, the Check collections have to be the most popular. That's why MacKenzie-Childs offers it in so many different colorways—from black and white to emerald.
While I love every piece of MacKenzie-Childs I own (which is just a few), the brand can run pretty pricey. That's probably why so many other companies try to tap into the same vibe, but at a lower price point. Aldi, for example, has a couple of home decor pieces in the Aldi Finds aisle this week that are fully embracing that MacKenzie-Childs energy.
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Kirkton House Tea Cup Candle Black Check, $8.99 at Aldi
Kirkton House Tea Cup CandleAldi
Aldi's Kirkton House Tea Cup Candle comes in two different colorways—the black and white check shown above and a cream check. It looks like a dainty tea cup attached to a saucer, with simple white wax and a wick filling the inside of the cup. It's a super cute piece for just $8.99 each, and you can easily keep using it as decor long after the candle portion is gone.
MacKenzie-Childs doesn't have a teacup candle like this one, but they do have a lot of Courtly Check candlesticks that resemble it. On average these retail for $129.95, a whole lot more expensive than Aldi's $8.99 option.
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Your new Aldi candle may only be $8.99, but if you want to get the most bang for your buck, you still want to take care of it. First, let the candle melt all the way across on that first burn—this prevents tunneling and gives you an even, longer-lasting glow. Trim the wick to about a quarter inch before each use so the flame stays steady (and not smoky). Try to burn it for a couple of hours at a time rather than quick little bursts.
Another major tip to keep in mind? Keep it away from drafts so it doesn’t flicker wildly.
Aldi is leaning heavily into springtime right now, with pretty pastel tumblers and floral Dutch ovens. Looking for more utilitarian home finds? There's a 10-piece food storage kit that shoppers are snapping up, as well as an 8-piece set of serving bowls with matching lids.
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