PSL Candles, Pumpkin Bar Cart Decor, and More Weekend Craft Projects

Are you already *falling* for fall? Us too! So why not go crazy and craft your way to a perfectly seasonal homefront with scented candles, pumpkin errthing, and the ultimate autumnal wreath. Click through for easy DIYs to really get your October on.

Pumpkin Smoothies: Kick off the weekend with an energizing and clean pumpkin smoothie. (via Brit + Co)

Pumpkin Pie Fudge: Fudge is the gift that keeps on giving, especially during the holidays. Whip up a batch for the perfect party favor or office treat. (via Studio DIY)

Colorful Pumpkin Decanters: Give your cocktail game a seasonal upgrade with a set of bright DIY decanters. (via A Kailo Chic Life)

Sweater Weather Printable: Because not all DIYs need to be complicated or involve much more than hitting Ctrl+P and finding a cute frame. (via Lovely Indeed)

DIY Patchwork Pumpkins: Oil pastels are the secret to these bright and eclectic patchwork pumpkins. (via Aunt Peaches)

DIY Mood Board Organizer: Sometimes you just need a giant mood board that will allow you to picture all of your inspiration IRL. (via Paper & Stitch)

DIY Autumnal Wreath: Go big or go home with a citrus and magnolia leaf fall wreath. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Fall Decor: Creating a styled #shelfie doesn't have to take the whole weekend! Just pop a few of your favorite things under a cloche and call it a day. (via Brit + Co)

DIY TV Dinner Tray: Finally, a tray that looks good and can hold a glass of wine with dinner while you watch your shows. Put yours together in an afternoon and be ready for Sunday's must-see TV. (via Sugar & Cloth)

DIY Gourd Vases: The most on-trend project you could make this weekend is a succulent vase in a mini pumpkin. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Pumpkin Spiced Candle: The real thing isn't for everyone, but a good PSL candle is. Make a few that will last until Thanksgiving, or gift them to your BFF. (via A Pumpkin & A Princess)

DIY Fabric Catch-All: Every space in your life could probably use a catch-all. Put your sewing skills to good use and make one with leftover fabric. The House That Lars Built)