DIY Lifestyle: From Home Decor to Food and Beverages

We're making regular kettle corn, and a twist on the classic: maple bacon kettle corn. You only need a handful of ingredients, and it takes all of five minutes to pull together. It's so simple! 

Dunn DIY's Kirsten Dunn and Dunn Lumber president Mike Dunn reflect on the history of the company with a look back at where it started, enduring mementos, and what Dunn Lumber means to them.

It doesn't take a lot of lumber to make a decorative cake stand. Grab some wood and a miter saw to create your own!

For as long as I can remember, the Dunns have made this lemon cake for Easter dinner. 

A printer, paper, and a block of wood is all you need to create these one-of-a-kind wood prints displaying your favorite memories—no fuss, and no special tools needed.

This made-at-home interactive cloud lamp brings the sights and sounds of a summer thunderstorm into your home with an audio-responsive LED smart bulb. 

Read through the list and get inspired, and then take the time to enjoy the process of creating and giving.

If you have a house full of guests, make this the night before, throw it in the oven in the morning, and hang out with people while it bakes, without being stressed out.

PSL-d out? Here's an alternative beverage to the pumpkin spice latte that still offers a kick of fall. Enjoy!  

Here's a fun project that's perfect for your next fall festivity and will make a fun addition to your Halloween party: a pumpkin beverage dispenser. 

Seattle is synonymous with coffee. If you mention you're from Seattle when you're traveling, chances are Starbucks will come up rather quickly. If you're chatting with someone locally, chances are they're a regular at one of the smaller local coffee shops.

Roasting hot dogs is a fairly straightforward, quintessential part of camping. With this recipe we're making an upgrade to the store-bought hot dog buns by adding dough and cooking it around the hot dog.