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We were tidying up some of the things in our garden this week, and realised FixIts is so good for all the bits and bobs we needed.

Take the eyelets below. If we didn't have FixIts, we'd have to wash our hands, jump in the car, drive to the shop (get stuck in a jam), choose from hundreds of products, wait in the queue... you get the idea. With FixIts it's quick and easy, and way more fun!

Happy green fingers.

Whose tidy?

There are two kinds of people in the world. Those who leave the hose all tangled up like Christmas lights on a bad hair day, and those who coil. This hose tidy hack is for the coilers. Long may they thrive.

Hooked on a feeling

It's amazing sorting out the shed (finally!) and these handy hooks make hanging things up a joy.

Eyelet it happen

This is gorgeous, these eyelets are super fun to make and give your trailing vines a chance to shine.

This idea came to us whilst visiting South Korea, sharing the story of FixIts with amazing people there. We were so inspired every time we sat down to eat, we had to have a go at making these chopsticks rests and trainers ourselves. They're fun to make, unique to you, and a great talking piece.

Give it a go if you fancy it? As ever with FixIts, it's easy to use and endlessly reusable, so unlike the delicious food you are about to eat, you can't make a meal out of it. 

We’ve all been there. Something is a bit wobbly and needs a tightened screw. You reach out for the wing nut. It’s gone.

Nightmare. 

Don't waste time hunting for a replacement. Just make your own one. It's exactly what FixIts was made for. In minutes, you can use FixIts to make your own wing nut. 

Here's the pro tip: dip it in cold water to speed the set. 

Simple as that. 

We've got your back. Well, your wing nut. 

Keep your milk fresh for longer and skip the messy spills with these homemade Fixits milk bottle tops. 

They're fun to make, they look good, and you can even colour-code them using different FixIts shades, which is handy if more than one bottle lives in your fridge. 

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