Craft Ideas, Home & Workshop · Easy · 30 minutes
DIY Drawer Dividers From Old Wooden Blind Slats
Transform your messy desk drawer with these DIY drawer dividers from old wooden blind slats. This craft is perfect for organizing cords, pouches, and notebooks in style.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- 30 minutes
Materials
- old wooden blind slats
- ruler
- pencil
- hand saw
- glue
- paintbrush
How to make it
- Measure and mark the wooden blind slats to fit your drawer.
- Cut the slats to size using a hand saw.
- Glue the corner pieces into the drawer to hold the dividers.
- Insert the cut slats into the glued holders to form compartments.
- Paint or finish the slats as desired.
DIY drawer dividers are a clever way to repurpose old wooden blind slats and keep your desk drawer organized. This project is ideal for sorting cords, pouches, and small notebooks efficiently.
With custom sections, everything has its place, making it easy to find what you need quickly. The sturdy wooden dividers add a rustic touch and help prevent clutter from building up.
When working with wood, always sand any rough edges to avoid splinters. Use care when measuring and fitting the dividers to ensure a snug and secure fit in your drawer.
