Drawer Organizers

Do you ever open a kitchen or bedroom drawer and feel a little stressed? It is so easy for small items to get lost in a big, messy pile.

But imagine opening that same drawer and everything is now contained! You can make that happen with these fun DIY drawer organizers.

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Sewing for your home is so rewarding and doesn't have to be difficult. These organizers are simple, quick, and really useful.

The pattern comes in three different sizes so you can mix and match them to fit inside any drawer you have. Whether it is in the kitchen, bathroom or in your favorite sewing drawer.

Best of all, this is the perfect way to use up those colorful fabric scraps or the pretty fat quarters you’ve been saving.

You will love how organized your space feels once you’re done. Let’s turn those messy drawers into something beautiful!

VIDEO: How to Sew Drawer Organizers

Make your space tidy with this easy DIY drawer organizer.

DIY Drawer Organizer Tutorial

Materials Needed

Drawer Organizer Sewing Pattern or use cutting chart below
(2) 15" x 15" cotton squares for each size (or fat quarters)
¼ yard Medium to heavy fusible interfacing
Matching Thread

Cutting Chart

Size	Measurements	Main Fabric	Lining Fabric	Interfacing
Small Square	10" x 10"	1	1	1
Large Square	14" x 14"	1	1	1
Long Rectangle	14" x 9"	1	1	1

Once you've cut out each of the pieces above, cut a 3"x3" box out of each corner. Like the picture below.

Step 1

Using the pattern or cutting chart, cut out the pattern in main fabric, lining and interfacing. Press interfacing to the wrong side of the lining fabric.

If you used the cutting chart, make sure to cut a 3"x3" box out of each corner. Like the picture above.

Optional: To make the the organizers hold their shape more, you can add interfacing to the wrong side of the main fabric as well.

Step 2

Fold the main fabric of the organizer with right sides together. Match the corners of the cut out squares and stitch across.

Repeat this step for all the cut outs on the main fabric and the lining fabric. This is a good time to check out the YouTube video if you are feeling confused.

Step 3

You should now have two of the same size box. They should nest together nicely.

Step 4

Turn the main piece right side out and slip it inside the lining. Line up the raw edges and pin. Make sure to match the seams for all the boxed corners together.

Step 5

Mark a 3-4” opening that you won’t sew closed in the middle of one side. Stitch the two layers together around the top raw edge, leaving the opening unstitched.

Step 6

Turn the organizer right side out through the opening. Press.

Step 7

Topstitch around the top of the bin.

You did it! See how quick and easy that was. Now you have a little drawer organizer you can use to get that junk drawer or sewing drawer nice and organized.

The pattern is in 3 sizes. You can easily mix and match the sizes to make them all fit in your drawer nicely and get organized in now time.

Want the free Drawer Organizer Pattern?

Simply click the button below to get the download.