DIY Projects & Crafts Rescue & Revamp Turn a Paper Organizer Into a Game-Night Staple With This DIY Project This project keeps all of your favorite games in one convenient spot. By Madeline Buiano Madeline Buiano Madeline Buiano is an editor at MarthaStewart.com, sharing her knowledge on a range of topics—from gardening and cleaning to home. Editorial Guidelines Published on March 12, 2024 If you enjoy having people over for game night, this DIY project offers a convenient way to play the classics, like tic-tac-toe and checkers. To make it, we used an old wooden organizer with drawers and transformed it into an entertaining staple. We painted the base of each drawer to resemble the design of some of our favorite games. For example, we added nine squares for tic-tac-toe and 64 squares for checkers. Not only does this provide a unique approach to game night, but it also keeps all of the game pieces organized, so you never risk losing a key player again. Turn an Old Trunk Into a Bar Cart With This DIY Project Martha Stewart What You'll Need Equipment / Tools Painter's tape Paint Paint brushes Wood glue Materials Wooden paper organizer Game boards and pieces Instructions Paint each drawer: Martha Stewart Apply painter's tape around the edges of each drawer. Paint the base of each drawer a color of your choosing. Note that dark paint is best, so the details of each game stand out. Add details for each game: Martha Stewart Paint the details for each game on its corresponding drawer. For example, in this drawer, we painted nine white boxes for tic-tac-toe. Add game boards: Martha Stewart If the games you want to play require a board, apply wood glue to the bottom and place it in the center of its corresponding drawer. For example, in this drawer, we added the board for Chinese checkers. Add game pieces and return drawers to slots: Martha Stewart Once the paint and glue have dried, place the necessary game pieces in their corresponding drawers and return the drawers to their designated slots.