Hussifs; show us your hussifs :)

[Toddy]

Those little packages of good things. Repair stuff, from needles and threads to duct tape and click on eyelets for tarps.

What's in yours ?

M

 

[Tengu]

No pictures but one thing I find handy is spinnaker tape. Very strong.

 

[Pattree]

You’ve just said “little”!

This is one of mine:

 

[Toddy]

Maybe what folks actually found useful ? rather than just stuff carried along 'just in case' ?

 

[Wildgoose]

In my outdoors kit I have safety pins of various sizes, a couple of buttons, needles including a large curved one, heavy duty thread for kit and lighter stuff for clothing as well as a couple of patches of cotton for patching.

At home I have a small tin with more sewing kit and another tin of cord locks, buckles, bits of zips for more meaningful repairs.

 

[William_Montgomery]

I have a little repair kit that I keep in my bag. It gets used quite a lot for making temporary fixes on the job, often used in conjunction with the swiss army knife. It's looking a bit sparse now, need to re-stock the cable ties, selection of screws and nails, lighter and a few other bits.

Got me out of a fix recently when my trousers split on the first job of the day.

 

[Mesquite]

This is one of mine I made. I'm looking for some decent folding scissors to add to it as well as a few extra buttons in smaller sizes

 

[Keith_Beef]

My mother loves turned wood and bought me this probably about twenty five years ago, turned out of a single piece of wood.

In the centre is a tube big enough for six needles, over that fits a piece that's a kind of double bobbin for two kinds of thread, on that piece sits a thimble and then the cinder making the other half of the egg.

 

[TLM]

That is kind of cute.