DIY Stackable Food Trays
November 16, 2021 By Todd DermodyWhether it’s for the approaching holidays or warm-weather picnics, sometimes you need a sturdy, visually appealing way to transport food from your kitchen to another location.
Dunn DIY offers how-to guides on projects including a cake stand, LED cloud lamp, cornhole game set, and recipes from an apple pie fall float to cedar plank salmon.
Whether it’s for the approaching holidays or warm-weather picnics, sometimes you need a sturdy, visually appealing way to transport food from your kitchen to another location.
A farewell to Kirsten and some exciting updates for the future of Dunn DIY.
This kayak caddy makes getting your kayak from land to sea a breeze.
Hey Dunn DIY community!
It’s a new year and we have some exciting new plans. To start, we’ll be making some slight changes to our posting schedule. Instead of sharing new posts every week, we’ll share posts every other Tuesday. This is a small change that gives us the opportunity to create exciting new content to bring you in the future! In the meantime, keep looking out for us every other Tuesday—and keep DIY-ing!
-Kirsten and the Dunn DIY team
In this special Dunn DIY post, co-author Kirsten Dunn brings us into her home to share some projects she’s completed while staying home and her tips on staying motivated.
This week, we rounded up some of our favorite big projects for you to structure your days around. We know you probably won’t have these materials at home—just call your local Dunn Lumber to schedule a contact-free delivery.
Take a walk down memory lane with us by revisiting some of our favorite projects from 2019.
Whether you're simply expecting a handful of trick-or-treaters to stop by your front door or you've invited all of your friends and family to your home, you'll be the (g)host or (g)hostess with the most (or most-est!) this Halloween with our festive DIY projects.
Get in the spirit of the season with a traditional hay-stuffed (not-so-scary) scarecrow. With minimal tools, materials, and time required, this project is a great one for beginners—just in time for Halloween.
Dying Easter eggs is a springtime tradition for many. Here, we’re swapping store-bought dyes for natural Easter egg dyes made from scratch with vegetables, spices, water, and vinegar. The result? Perfectly pretty pastel eggs.
From an outdoor chess set to a Crate and Barrel bed frame dupe, we're recapping our favorite projects of 2018.
We're showing you how to create a unique and refreshing cocktail with only three ingredients. Cheers!