Gather all the necessary materials.

Take out one drawer and empty its contents.

Measure the inside of the drawer and draw these measurements on plain card stock.

Cut the card stock according to your measurement.

Collect all the drawer's contents again and arrange them on your cut card stock according to how you would like them divided.

Using a cutting mat placed above the card stock as a visual guide, draw a rough outline around the contents using a pencil.

Take the contents off the card stock and use a ruler to straighten out your rough outline.

Number all of the compartments you have outlined.

Place the cardstock on the drawer again for a final fit and a final look of your desired divider layout.

Take the card stock out of your drawer and start creating the individual dividers.

Start by cutting out divider number one.

Choose a cardstock design for this divider and place the cut-out piece in the middle of the non-patterned side of the card stock.

Using a pencil, roughly outline the cut-out card stock.

Take out the card stock and use a ruler to draw a final outline, taking 2 mm off each side of the rough outline.

Outline the "sides" of the divider according to your preferred divider height.

Use the overlap-side-base-side-overlap pattern when drawing your outline.

Cut the excess sides along each side of the overlaps.

Fold the overlaps inwards.

Flip the card stock to reveal the patterned surface.

Fold along the rest of the lines to build the box.

Attach all sides and overlaps using glue.

Repeat steps 1 to 21 for each of your dividers/compartments.

Redo this project over and over until all your drawers at home have dividers.

Congratulations, you have just saved your family from hours of rummaging through the clutter!