This year was Dunn DIY's second year at Seattle's Northwest Flower and Garden Show. I had a great time and hope you did too! Here are a few photos from one of our five days at the show.
Lavender grows abundantly in the Pacific Northwest. Spend a weekend afternoon at Pike Place Market, and you can come home with an assortment of lavender goods: oils, soaps, lotions, and beyond. This lavender-infused all-purpose cleaner is a green (and lovely-smelling) alternative to harsh cleaning products.
What should you do to prepare your home for summer? Bookmark this spring home maintenance checklist and get ready for fun in the sun!
A new year is almost here! In honor of '16, Here's a list of our 16 favorite DIY project from the past year—enough do-it-yourself to start your 2016 with a totally made-over house.
Aimée Damman of Swansons Nursery visits the Dunn DIY blog to offer tips on how to prepare, plant, and care for strawberries throughout the year.
Local expert, Daniel Westbrook, with his four-part series on home maintenance. This month: a winter guide for keeping your home in tip top shape all year round.
No school? No problem! Keep your little ones busy with these five kid-friendly crafts.
You don’t need a big yard—or even a yard at all—to grow a vibrant garden with these small-space DIY planter boxes.
We rounded up all of our 2020 Northwest Flower & Garden Festival projects in one easy guide. Come see us at the festival at booth 707!
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.
Does your deck need to be revitalized? Penofin RenewAll is an easy-to-apply coating that gives new life to horizontal surfaces—offering attractive, finely textured, non-slip results.
We're headed back to the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival for our fourth year, and we've compiled a guide featuring some of the projects we'll be featuring at the Dunn DIY booth.
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
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.
To celebrate 10 years of Dunn DIY, look at our top projects from the past decade!
Does your cedar fence have moss, mold, mildew, or algae growing on it? Enter Wet & Forget Outdoor—which cleans your fence like magic!
We’re rounding up some of our all-time favorite outdoor and gardening-related projects which you can see (or chat with us about) at our NWFGF booth!
From an outdoor chess set to a Crate and Barrel bed frame dupe, we're recapping our favorite projects of 2018.
Follow these steps to preserve the life of your roof, beautify your home, and help protect against leaks.
We came up with a design that was different (and, I think, more attractive) than most of the standard bat houses you can buy.
Whatever part of your kitchen you want to improve on—whether it’s counter space or shelf storage—we’ve likely got a creative DIY solution.
Painting your front door is a great way to instantly increase your home's curb appeal. We partnered with Robin Daly to bring you a step-by-step guide to upping the wow factor of your home's first impression.
Gardening season may be coming to a close, but any time is a good time to plant an herb garden—and this simple planter box is the perfect place to start.
Decking boards aren't just for decks; in this project, we'll show you how to use MoistureShield's manufactured decking to replace a rail cap.
Choosing a stain can be difficult—but this photo guide makes it easy to see what various shades look like on different species of wood.
