Decreasing Calories might seem okay, but if you're cutting too low, you could get negative effects, like Fat retention, or possible fat gain, from reduced Metabolic activity, owing to you exercising as well.
I'm just saying this, incase perhaps you cut them a little too aggressively.
You could if you were feeling lethargic / bloaty, perhaps have reduced your Carbs a bit, then used things like Nuts, (except possibly Cashews owing to the Carb content), Seeds, Oils, generally those kind of light Fat sources, that wouldn't make you feel like you were eating a gargantuan portion at meal times, but contribute to a caloric total, somewhere around 300-400 above the 1,800 sedentary female average.
Plus the extra Fats would contribute to some removal of Bad fat potentially, and the slight Carb deficeit, would encourage some additional Fat use for energy, as Fat is a secondary energy source.
If you did these sort of things, then ignore what I said

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