He Drilled Into an Old Cutting Board and Attached Jar Lids Like This… Now Everyone in the Group Wants One

Sometimes the best kitchen-organizing ideas don’t come from expensive storage systems—they come from things you already have at home.

This clever DIY project transforms an old wooden cutting board and a few empty glass jars into a compact, attractive organizer for kitchen utensils. Instead of leaving spoons, spatulas, whisks, and other tools scattered around the countertop, you can keep everything neatly arranged in one convenient place.

The design shown in the image is particularly appealing because the jars are attached to the wooden board, creating a vertical storage system that saves valuable counter space.

Why This DIY Kitchen Organizer Is So Clever

Traditional utensil holders take up valuable space on the countertop. If you have a small kitchen, that space can disappear quickly.

This design solves the problem by using the vertical surface of a wooden board.

The jars become individual compartments, allowing you to organize different types of utensils separately:

  • Wooden spoons
  • Spatulas
  • Whisks
  • Measuring spoons
  • Serving utensils
  • Small kitchen gadgets
  • Baking tools

Instead of digging through one large container to find what you need, everything has its own place.

And because the jars are transparent, you can see their contents immediately.

What You’ll Need

You can adapt the project depending on what you already have.

Basic materials

  • 1 old wooden cutting board or sturdy wooden board
  • 4 or more glass jars
  • Jar lids or metal jar rings
  • Screws
  • Washers
  • Drill
  • Screwdriver
  • Measuring tape or ruler
  • Pencil
  • Sandpaper

Optional materials

You can also use:

  • Wood stain
  • Wood oil
  • Clear protective finish
  • Small hooks
  • Decorative handles
  • Wall-mounting hardware
  • Labels

Tip: Make sure the board is strong enough to support the weight of the jars and utensils.

Step 1: Choose the Right Board

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