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Congrats to Meredith! The winner of the $250 Target Gift Card!  You should have an email in your inbox right now girl!

Disclaimer – This is a sponsored post and giveaway brought to you by Sugru.  All opinions are 100% my own.  

Surgu-ing all the things.  That is what this post is about.  Also, there is a Target giveaway which I am sure you are already excited about.

So have you heard of Sugru yet?  It’s this futuristic moldable glue….think play dough….but you can stick it to things….and then overnight, it turns into this strong flexible rubber.  Like the love child of silly putty and super glue.

I wasn’t really a huge fan until I realized that I could use it on the fridge shelves I was telling you about.  The middle shelf had broken on both sides…

Enter Sugru.

I simply removed the shelf, cleaned the spilled soy sauce out of the bottom and removed the random french fry and opened a mini pack of white Sugru.

They come in these little foil pouches and you have to cut them open.

Roll it up in a ball and work it with your fingers till it becomes soft and pliable…

Then shove it in the cracks!  The next day, you can load up that shelf again!

It takes about 24 hours to harden and then BOOM….Katie feels like a champion that deserves that decaf Black-n-white with extra chocolate syrup and whipped topping from Starbucks.

After the shelves, I started getting a little Sugru crazy.  I mean….like REALLY excited about the endless possibilities.  Like somebody-needs-to-medicate-Katie kinda excited.  I looked like this every time I thought of a new thing that needed Sugru….

I love the fact that this stuff is not just for fixing…it’s also for getting crafty!  I decided that I would make some childproof BIG silverware for Weston.  He wants to have silverware like Jeremy and Will and me….but those slippery little fingers of his have a hard time holding on!

I put some Sugru on some inexpensive forks and spoons and now they are full size but easier for him to handle.

It’s a super useful tool….kinda like a 3D glue…but the result is making things safer and easier and fixed and more creative.  And it’s available nationwide at Target stores!  (click here to find your nearest store)

I went onto their website after the crazy set in and found tons of project ideas….I totally want to make my own stamps!….and I put together some of my favorite Sugru tutorials.  The nice folks at Sugru also want to get your hands on some….and since it is sold nationwide at Target, they are giving away a big gift card for all your Sugru needs….

Here’s how to enter:

  • PRIZE: (1) $250 gift card to Target
  • NUMBER OF WINNERS : (1) ONE
  • TO ENTER :  Click over to Sugru website, pick out your favorite project, and then comment back on this post with that Sugru project telling me all about it.  It’s that easy.
  • PRIZE SHIPS :  U.S.
  • NITTY GRITTY :  This giveaway closes on Thursday, May 21st at 11:59pm EDT.  Only one contest entry per email address.  The winner must register their email address and will be chosen using Random.org and will be announced in an update to this post the following Friday morning. We will email the winner directly, so please make sure you use your regularly checked email address.

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  3. making the joints of cables bend-proof – like where the charge cable meets the connecting magnet for my macbook pro – man o man o man – genius!

  4. I have been wanting outdoor lights for like FOREVER but my husband refuses because that means a nail going into siding, this is perfect. I would totally use that stuff to hang me some lights, which of course I would buy at Target.

  5. I love that they used it to hang outdoor lights but I’m obsessed with that silverware you made for Weston! My son is a week or so older that Weston and always wants big people forks and spoons but drops them! I need to make some of those!

  6. I loved the idea of inserting Sugru into a shoe to make it more comfortable!

  7. I loved the 3 quirky ways to carry your running key – super creative ideas I would NEVER think of! Love it.

  9. Sugru magnets! I have several projects I could use this for including a Mother’s Day spoon, I would love to make a magnet but hot glue wouldn’t cut it.

  11. love attaching a housekey to a binder clip then to your shoelaces or part of the stroller when you’re running

  13. never heard of this product but it sounds really interesting.

    i like the craft stamps on their website.

  18. I love the idea of hanging string lights on my patio using this cool product! Would love to win!!

  20. Wow, how cool! I know exactly what I’d do – our iPhone and iPad charger cords keep breaking at the “neck” (where the cord and the plug meet and bend) – I’d Sugru them!

  22. I would totally make my own stamp from their website. It would be cute to decorate plain paper and use it as gift wrap.

  23. This stuff looks so cool! I loved the idea of being to stick bathroom fixtures up with it to decide where you want them before attaching permanently. So many good ideas!

  24. That stamp project is awesome!!! Never heard of this stuff but it’s so cool!

  26. Upcycled jam jars were super cute! 🙂 I also have a little one wanting to use big utensils, so I love your idea of kid-ifying spoons and forks as well.

  27. Hi Katie,

    I love the endless possibilities surgu offers. I’m in love with the “Upcycle Jam jars into cute mugs”. This would be the perfect project for all the antique jam jars I have thrifted 🙂

    Thanks for the giveaway!

  29. Hi Katie,

    I love the endless possibilities sugru offers. I’m in love with the “Upcycle Jam jars into cute mugs”. This would be the perfect project for all the antique jam jars I have thrifted 🙂

    Thanks for the giveaway!

  32. I have never heard of this stuff and it is way cool! I love how you can make a design with a stencil. Love many things about it, actually.

  33. I would love to try this with jewelry. Making repairs, taking old necklaces and turning them into new bracelets or earrings, taking inexpensive craft store items and making statement necklaces!! Now I’m crazy excited 🙂

  34. Ok, so there are tons of cool projects, but the most helpful to me right now is to fix a broken laptop cord. Because … well, don’t tell my husband, but my brand new laptop may need a very similar repair. Whoops. Thanks!

  35. I saw this stuff when it was a kickstarter project…or something like that. So glad it’s at Target now. I love the hooks they made for the wedding decorations on the tree. Also genius…making pans and teapots heat proof.

  37. I love the way Sugru was used on hangars so clothing won’t slip off! Great idea!

  40. The project that I liked involved fixing the rubber boots since I use them to walk the dogs in the mud and the early morning condensation. Wide feet and everyday use results in holes on the sides that I would like to fix instead of having to go our and buy a whole new pair!

  41. I love the hooks on tile. That would be great for the bath when I don’t want to drill to place a hook. Gotta hang that loofah up.

  42. Wow what a cool product! I love the idea of using it to make an ipad mount. Would be perfect in my kitchen for when i am following a recipe.

  43. I love the idea to put it on the part of a flip flop that goes in between your toes. I just tried a cure pair on the other day but that piece was scratchy and uncomfortable.

  44. I would totally use it to reinforce some of my cables, especially my phone charger in my car!

  46. Oh my gosh, this is fabulous. I would totally use it to fix my fridge too! I love the idea of putting all the remotes together too!

  47. I know how we will be hanging our Christmas lights next year….what a great idea!

  48. I love the magnetic copper vases! This product is awesome! I can think of tons of things to fix with it! Thanks for sharing, Katie!

  50. OMG! I am SO ridiculously excited about this. I think I can use it to fix the door to the icemaker on my fridge. Like…I want to leave work *RIGHT NOW* to buy some!

    From the website: I love they way they show it used in the bathroom – genius for moving hooks and towel racks as kids get taller without drilling holes in the wall!

  51. I would love to use this to fix my failing iPhone cord! I also think it would be awesome to use on slippery tools like the crochet hook they display on their site.

  52. The hanger projects look so useful, always find my dresses and tops on the floor!

  53. Yup, I totally understand going Sugru crazy….before I even saw the projects I thought of about 100 ways to use this in my house right now. However, one of the projects really inspired me, and it was to use sugru to finish a shadow box that has been half-finished for over a year because I can’t find the right way to attach the stuff together – pretty sure Sugru is the answer!

  55. Doorstop Sugru for the win! I am a bona fide door slammer this would be an artful way to keep that in check.

  60. Holy cow! Sugru looks amazing! I think I’ll use some to fix a loose piece of trim on my car.

  61. I went to there web page and looked around but I honestly like what you did to the silverware best!

  63. I NEED this stuff EVERYWHERE in my life! I love all the projects but really need to utilize the storage ideas in the kitchen. I WILL immediately use it to store the lids for my pots and pans.

  64. I have a shelf in my fridge that would definitely benefit from this product. Thanks for letting me know about it!

  66. My favorite project is “how to make hooks anywhere”…those could put command out of business! What a cool product!

  68. I love the idea of using sugru and a magnet kit to hang up magnets anywhere you need gadgets organized. I’m dreaming of all the places in my kitchen and son’s bedroom where this would be awesome!

  69. I think the wax seal idea is pretty great cause I don’t want to deal with hot wax!

  70. OMG!!!! I have no idea what to say about that awesome stuff that is Sugru! And I can think of a ton of applications where it would save the day. To start, I’d probably take some camping next month to help with the miscellaneous things that always need fixing when we’re away from civilization. After that… the possibilities are endless!

  71. Oh my gosh! So cool! I love the ideas for making a house key easy to run with (hair clip, back of shoe, binder clip). Such a good project….I am definitely going to need to pick some up.

  73. Magnets! What a fun and creative idea! This looks like so much fun!

  77. I liked the Lego cord holder idea! What a fun way to keep those annoying cords from getting all tangled up!

  78. I’m a scrapbooker and a card-maker, so I’d love to try out making my own stamps. Some of their examples look so easy!

  79. I didn’t need to click over to the website, bc the big boy fork and spoon set was so awesome I knew that would be fave project. But I did, and I saw the Lego man cable holders, and now I have two things to make!!

  82. I’d probably use to reinforce some of the Ikea furniture I’ve put together.

  83. I like the phone made into a wallet…I always try to put my credit card between the phone and case,and the case never stays on!

  84. Holy smokes this stuff looks rad! I’m loving the stamps and keep thinking it would be so fun to make “signature” stamps for my kids. How cute would that be?!

  85. That stuff is amazing! My favorite project was using the Sugru with bicycle parts – so many ideas!

    Thanks for the fun giveaway!

  86. OMG life changing: making grippers for clothes hangers. Slinky tops will thwart me no more!!!

  89. oh.my.gosh. that stuff is awesome. I’m going to buy some this weekend to fix the hole in our kitchen laminate counter top and to repair the freezer door handle that fell off (we live in a rental) and to make pot lid hangers for inside the cabinet doors, and to hang hooks in the mud room…so many great ideas!

  90. i would give it to my hubs for father’s day because he is the creative and fix it guru in our household. He would love it!!

  91. I like the idea of attaching sugru to magnets! Making things stick to the fridge guarantees they’re handy and in view!

  92. I like all the outside ideas like reattaching barbecue wheels and hanging lights. It a much better option than nails or duct tape.

  93. I love the idea of making your shoes more comfortable by covering those spots that rub you wrong with Sugru

  95. Wow, what a great product! I can think of so many things that need some fixing and that product looks amazing. I have a hole in my favorite pair of Hunter boots and I would have never guessed there was a product out there that would fix it. Get some!

  100. I love the idea of the copper vases since they are so easy. use the Sugru to stick to the wall, put the washer on it and then stick the pipe over it. so easy and cute. I can’t wait to try this one.

  101. The seashell pendants are such a cute idea! An inexpensive way to make statement jewelry.

  102. My favorite project was stringing the outdoor lights without needing to drill! That would come in super handy at our house- love that idea!

  104. I liked the sculpture from copper, aluminum and stone. I can think of two projects this stuff could fix asap in our house.

  105. The possibilities are endless! I would probably use it first to make my shoes more comfortable… being pregnant takes a toll on your feet for sure!

  107. I love the Sugro+Magnets. Magnets are always strong enough to hold what I want them to, but the glue affixing the magnet to the wall, shelf, etc doesn’t stand up to the weight.

  108. I’m planning a wedding so the project where you can glue the frames to the tree looks so cool!

  109. After reading too many 19th century novels, I always wanted to write letters (in my horrible handwriting) and seal them with wax. Making your own seal for presents – and of course, secret letters – is just too cool.

  110. I would love to use Sugru to fix my dishwasher prongs. They are my nemesis in my new house.

  113. I like all the organization projects….hooks, tablet stands, pegs,etc. So easy and quick…and removable!

  114. I would use the project about making heat proof pan holders. Love the simplicity of use!

  115. I love the copper vases with magnets. We’ve been working on our backyard and those would be a cute finishing touch.

  117. As a chronic iPhone dropper, i LOVE the idea of adding the Sugru bumpers to an iPhone!

  118. My favorite use for sugru is the stamp and wax seal. Many cool options here! ! Love how you were able to fix the bike! ! Cool stuff.

  119. There are so many fun ideas! But I would start with the bathroom hacks – we can never find toothbrush holders that fit our big electric toothbrushes!!

  121. OOOOhhhhh!!!! I love this stuff…my favorite projects – fixing rubber boots, broken zipper and attaching to hangers to keep the clothes from slipping…I am so stopping at Target this weekend.

  122. I’m mounting Lego pieces all over plastic dinosaurs, so I can build them out with wings and saddles and weapons and everything else I can imagine. I mean, my seven-year-old can build them out with…everything he can imagine.

  123. Wow! This is pretty cool. I did not know this existed so now I’m going to be thinking of ways that I need it. I really like the project of adding hooks on the cabinet doors to hold pot lids.

  124. Not to be a copy cat but the make your own stamp is pretty cool and would be most likely what I’d use it for, I have a ton of pill bottle tops at the ready to add it to. Thinking about stamping up a coffee table for the living room…

    But I also kind of liked the idea of making lid holders for the inside of my kitchen cabinet doors! I think that’s such a smart way to store them but I really don’t want to have to drill holes in the inside, so this would be a great substitute!

  125. Cool stuff! I’d use it to reinforce our Apple chargers since they always are ripping apart.

  126. Would totally make the funky, stripy bike grips for my daughter’s bike! I love Sugru for fixing charging cords that have been “yanked” too many times – put it over the split plastic cords, and, like magic, all fixed!

  131. Sweet! I bought some of this stuff for my hubby last Christmas and it’s awesome. He fixed our dishwasher with it, where the dish dividers had worn down to the metal and were scratching the dishes. Capped ’em! I like the MacBook plug hub idea from the website. That’s genius, since there’s no such thing as a docking station for a MacBook. I am totally going to try your toddler silverware idea, too!

  132. So many ideas! I think I would first use it to make some hooks in my kitchen! The ones made with twigs are especially cute!

  133. I really like the “How to make your clothes hangers grippy” project. There are so many great ideas for this stuff. I can’t wait to try it out!

  134. Love the idea of putting it on hangers to prevent strappy dresses from sliding off the hanger. And we have a fridge shelf that needs fixing as well! Brilliant!

  135. OOh I love the hook idea! We are custom painting our cabinets and I want to hang some cutting board on the end cap but wanted them to match the cabinets so i decided to nix the idea entirely – but with the color matching Sugru offers, I think I could make it work!

  136. Wow! It sounds like a miracle product! I loved the idea for creating hooks out of it.

  139. I would use the Sugru for random crafts and repairs around the house. I love the idea of using it with phone chargers, and also, the “bendy Legos” are really cute!

    Your spoon and fork set for Weston is ADORABLE!!

  140. I love the idea of wrapping it around my electronics so my cat will stop gnawing on everything in sight!

  143. I would use Sugru to make the iPhone bumpers! You are basically creating little bumpers for each corner of your iPhone to help protect it when it’s dropped. I’ve lost multiple iPhone (that were in cases!) when they dropped perfectly flat and the screen shattered, so I love this idea for giving my phone some more protection.

  145. Mounting your bike light to your helmet is BRILLIANT! I will be doing this shortly…

  146. Oh my goodness, the possibilities are endless!! I was immediately drawn to the rain boot repair project. My own rain boots just cracked, and I was lamenting the fact that I might have to go and spend money on boots that nobody ever sees (I wear them for yard work and hikes through the mud with my boys). Not to mention the number of boots my boys go through because riding bikes in rain boots = cracked rain boots. Did I mention we live in the Pacific Northwest? No? Well, rain boots also = winter boots which also = cracks. Can’t wait to check out their product!!

  148. The idea of mounting your housekey to something attached to your shoe is so smart! Makes life so much easier!

  149. Fixing the water house spiget or putting on clothes hangers are my favorite project! I need to go to target and get some!!

  150. I love the outdoor light project. So brilliant to make hooks with the Sugru. Cool product!

  154. There are so many awesome ideas! I would want to try the bumpers on our iPads and use it to fix a few broken Lego pieces. Everything is awesome!

  155. Ok, this stuff looks pretty cool. I want to make little hooks to hang outdoor lights! Twinkle or bulb lights for our back patio has been on my to-do list for about three years….

  159. This stuff seems amazing! I hadn’t heard about it before! But I’d probably use it to fix my kids scooters that don’t stay up and then the possibilities seem endless. Will look for it next time I’m in target

  160. I love the idea of my boys using sugru with Legos to come up with even more fantastic creations! Thanks for the giveaway!

  161. This stuff looks so cool! I seriously need to fix the handle on my shower door. The plastic rings broke when I bumped it while cleaning one day. Now it rattles around and this would be the perfect solution! I hope this counts for your contest, but either way thanks for the tip!

  164. I love the idea to use sugru to put up string lights without having to drill!

  166. I would make Sugru bumpers for my iPhone! Thanks for the shot, this stuff looks amazing!

  168. Definitely making electronics kid safe! This is such an issue in our house.

  169. Geeze, it seems like this stuff can do anything! I think the most practical application in my life right now would be fixing electronic cords. I feel like all of mine are broken lately. It seems 100x better than duck tape. Looks like I need to run to Target…

  170. Looks amazing but I don’t see anything about it being non-toxic. As the wife of a litigation attorney, I worry that the lack of “non-toxic” on the front of the package means it either is toxic or they don’t know either way. Usually that’s a clear statement on the front of a package. I’d worry about rolling it in my hands, having it where the kids could touch it and most likely manage to chew on it.

  171. I also have a freezer repair – the shelf must have shrunk because it keeps falling down – sugru to the rescue.

  172. OHMYGAAAHHHH! The STAMPS! I have been searching high and low for some affordable trellis curtains, and this may be THE perfect way to just make them myself! There are SO many fun ideas, but I think that’s the one thing that would just absolutely make my day. Hooray Sugru! And **fingers crossed for the giveaway

  173. Fixing a suitcase wheel, fixing rain boots, prevent mugs from leaving heat marks! So many great uses and its so practical!

  174. There’s so many applications! As a bike commuter, I liked the story about 12 ways to improve your bike, though I don’t know how safe having a smart phone mount would be!

  175. Okay, I’m going to follow up… It is not food safe! Why would you use it on a child’s utensil?

  180. The cable repair! Seriously, the amount of money I could save on replacing iPhone cables might score me a tropical vacation.

  181. I love this stuff – I’ve been using it for a while now. It’s saved many broken cables and the bottom of my TV remote. I made feet for my metal napkin holder (it was scratching the glass table). Now I want to make little hooks on the kitchen utensils I use most so they can hang on a rack, and put magnets in dishcloths so they can stick to the oven.

  182. I am loving the project idea to use it outside for a wedding! An easy fairly noninvasive way to add decorations to nature! Oh or the one for attaching magnets to a surface! Brilliant then you can easily move/attach different items like the vases or even to hang pictures/papers!

  185. Oh my gosh, so many ideas! Genius! My favorite idea is to use it to fix leaky rain boots. I thought I’d have to throw my favorite pair out! I hope I win the gift card, but I’m getting this stuff regardless. Thanks Katie!

  186. I want the new colors 8-pack for some scuba gear repairs! I really liked reading about people using it for car repairs/dishwashers/fridges…seems like a wonderful product to have on hand.

  187. I’m liking the custom grips on the gardening tools. And with the gift card I could actually buy some gardening tools to customize!

  189. My favorite project would be to add the sugru to the drill. Our new drill not come with a holder for the bit and I miss it. This is definitely on my to do list now!!

  193. Well sticking the towel ring onto the sink basin looked pretty darn cool! This stuff seems pretty awesome and I’d love to try some out!

  194. Great giveaway, Katie and Jeremy! Thanks for organizing it.

    This is kinda lame but my favorite projects from their website was putting up hooks without using screws. We’re avoiding putting hooks in a few places because of the whole drill/hole-in-the-wall/needing wall anchors aspect. The hooks for drying shoes on the radiator is brilliant!

  198. Great job on the fridge shelves! So smart. I love the idea of color coding the cords for chargers, too!

  199. I love the stained glass project with Sugru! What a great product. Can’t wait to get started!

  202. I am in love with the frames on trees!! Seriously, so genius! It is brilliant, I am throwing a grad party in my backyard and that idea is perfect for it!

  203. Make old crockery into planters- Loved how they used the sugru to make these little planters! Super cute.

  207. I love the crafty ideas for stamping. However, with three little kids, I don’t get around to crafting much anymore. I would probably be more likely to fix a bunch of broken necklaces (that said kids helped break) or try the waterproof knee patch idea.

  209. I love the idea of making stamps! The feather is so fun! And the letters. But a giant fabric stamp would be awesome to personalize fabric for a home décor project! Like Stamped duck cloth for an upholstery project or curtains or a headboard….so many ideas!

  210. I liked the craft projects, but by far the most useful for me would be to make shoes more comfortable. I get blisters from every single pair of shoes, even the “comfy” ones! Bandaids or the like don’t work and stuff doesn’t stay in place, this may be great.

  212. LOVE the “featherweight stamp” project, so many potential uses! (Tablecloth, tote bag, pillowcase…..)

  213. I loved the drill that they improved by adding the light and the drill bit holder–so handy & awesome!!

  214. Oh my goodness! The stamping projects had me from the start! How cute are they! I can see many a crafting hour with my 8yr old daughter making stamps and creating! I think making sets of napkins could be super fun to make and such wonderful hostess gifts for her to give to her friends’ moms for sleepovers or BBQs. And, I love the wax seals for letters. We write so many letters and this would make them that much more fun to open! What a cool product!

  216. I like the wax seal idea! Fun for those letters that no one writes anymore…but maybe it would encourage the dying art!

  217. I’m obsessed!!!! I love the project with connecting the sugru to the iPad charger to keep it together. We currently can’t even use the iPad because my kids broke the charger and we need to buy a new one. I’ve been browsing their site for a half hour. Such great project ideas!

  218. I love the idea of using it to attach things in the bathroom so you don’t have to drill through tile! I bet I could figure out how to put up a shelf in my shelfless walk-in shower now…. if I win that is. 😀

  219. Wow, that stuff looks cool! I love all the cool projects where they use sugru to create a pen or pencil grip attached to something.

  220. My favorite project is the store a key while exercising. I always try to figure the out and those were such cool ideas!

  225. This stuff looks awesome! Love the idea of using it to mount things to tile.

  226. I am going to have to get some of the Snow White Sugru. My fridge shelf just broke this week, so now I can fix it, yay!

  227. The kitchen organizing tips were great – like the knife storage, or non-slip feet on drawer trays…. interesting product for sure.

  228. Sugru and magnets seem like a perfect fix for my issue of “now where did I put my keys again?!” Thanks!

  230. STAMPS!! What a great idea, making your own stamps. I’d have to say that was my favorite out of sooo many great ideas

  231. I would totally make my own stamp!
    Actually I would make a stamp for each of my unborn future children so they can claim all of their artistic masterpieces in their lives! 🙂

  232. i loved the stamps!! I love making custom fabric and the stamps with fabric pair would be so dang cool!!

  233. Wow! That’s a lot of creativity. I think I’d start with the mix and match pottery planters. I love a good plant project. And I have seen so many cut teacups and plates in random garage sales. In fact, maybe a pinable idea for next Mother’s Day. Very cool stuff.

  235. Being able to hang hardware without drilling is awesome – especially for rental types if I can scrape it off. Really cool product!

  237. Those Copper Vases sure look cute and look perfect for all the flowers (aka dandelions) my kiddos bring me during the summer.:)

  238. I love that someone used it on a slippery, metal thermos cap to create a grippy area for tightening or loosening the cap. That’s genius.

  239. Sugru hooks! I could think of so many uses for those! Especially great when you can’t put a hole in something!

  241. I love the idea of using Sugru to make hooks to hang lights from. We are going through our first full summer at our house and we are getting the yard and sunroom all set up. Using something like this to get some lights up sounds amazing and like a great way of seeing how we like them before doing anything more permanent.

  242. I love the customized converse craft with sugru. You can mix a color or leave it white, but you put it on the top rubber part of the converse shoe or to the fabric part if you want, then let it dry fully. My girl’s would love to have even more colorful shoes.

  244. I love the idea of using Sugru to make hooks on a tree for an outdoor event. I could definitely use this idea for an open house and for a wedding that I have coming up this summer!

    Thanks for sharing Katie!

  247. That stuff looks amazing.

    My favorite project is the one that uses Lego minifigures to corral cords.

  248. This looks like so much fun! I loved the Sugru + magnets – the possibilities are endless 🙂

  249. I loved the Sugru outdoor projects! Would be awesome to hang mason jars around the yard, for evening backyard couple’s shower or get together!!

  250. I think it would be fun to make a fabric stamp and make a cute new table runner.

  251. I’ve gotta say, anything that can be used to mount stuff to a wall is a winner for me! I change wall art layouts all the time and the amount of nail holes I end up with is insane! Heck, I could probably even use some of this to fill those holes. 😉

  252. I’m sooo excited! I have a pair of shoes that slip in the heel. I’ve tried just about every stick on heel thingy on the market, and have yet to find one that will actually adhere to my shoe and stay put while I walk. I need Sugru to make an adorable pair of shoes stay on my feet (comfortably!) I also love the fact that I’ll be able to match the color of my shoes. I can see a lot of this product in my future, that’s for sure!

  253. I am intrigued! You can use it on cameras?! On your cars engine?! On a rock?! Amazing! I wonder if it would fix my broken microwave handle…

  254. Whoa. I’d totally Sugru a coke bottle top to my running shoe to attach my tracker. That’s so cool!

  255. I’m a runner and always have to be creative with where I put my house key/car key when I’m running. (It’s probably not wise to keep flashing the neighbors while trying to tie it to the inside of my shorts!) So I love the idea of putting it on my shoe with sugru. Thanks for the post Katie!

  258. My favorite project would probably have to be the pretty stamps. I sort of think that I need some of this to try! Thanks for the giveaway!

  259. moving cross country…so many uses, especially like the idea of hanging things on the kitchen tile

  262. I have to say, I did not find this product as awesome as everyone else. I tried to fix the small plastic piece on my trashcan that connects the metal pole for the pedal to lift the lid (hard to explain), and the sugru didn’t fix it. It was hard to get it to stick, and then after it dried, I opened the lid and it just snapped immediately. It was disappointing. But I did reinforce all my iphone cords, so that was cool….

  263. I love Sugru! I’m going to try the idea for stringing outdoor lights to use up some packs I’ve got on hand. Great that it’s now available at Target, too!

  265. I would use it to hang pictures on the wall! I always hate getting out my hammer and nails!

  268. I LOVE the one in the CRAFT section that shows to put Sugru on your crochet needles. I love to crochet with my grandmother’s metal crochet needles, but they hurt the sides of my fingers after a while and leave indentions in my fingers. I love the idea of putting Sugru near the top of the needle where you hold it to cushion it!

  269. The mug craft is really cool! I like that it’s a dishwasher safe gift. I’d totally make a multi-colored, textured flower mug.

  270. I love the stamping activity. Never got into the potato stamping but this would be fun.

  271. I think the fact that you can use it to fill in engraved or worn lettering awesome! It’s great to be able to put some life back into older things to make them look new again!

  273. I LOVE the idea to use it for wrapping Apple power cords. Mine always crack, so I try using electrical tape but it doesn’t stay stuck forever. This seems like a much better solution.

  275. Oh my gosh this is great! I would totally use it to help decorate for a friend’s upcoming wedding. The pictures on the trees were great.

  276. I love the magnetic gorilla pod–I just bought my first gorilla and making it magnetic would be really helpful. I’d never heard of Sugru before…very cool and versatile!!

    Thanks 🙂

  278. This stuff is so funny! Who would’ve thunk? The stained glass decorations are pretty.

  281. The running key ideas! Although I have a broken fridge shelf that needs some Sugru-ing as well.

  282. I want to make seashell pendants and wax seals with Sugru! How fun! Thanks for the giveaway.

  284. I like the sugru hooks, especially for avoiding drilling through a tile backsplash.

  285. OMG! I see what you mean-so many fun little projects! I’m going to fix my rain boots first and then I’m going to make those hooks for my outdoor lighting!

  286. I think it’s great that you can use it to hold your keys when you go running!

  288. So cool! I really liked the stamps, but sticking the pen on the drill was pretty genius too 🙂

  289. I would love to use this to fix our back garage door. This product looks like it is just the magic we need!!

  290. iPhone repairs! My iPhone skin is only 6 months old and the crack around the volume controls prevents sliding the phone out of the holster. I need Sugru!

  293. I like the idea of using it to play around with the layout of pictures or artwork on the wall without having to drill!

  294. Love the idea to make Sugru stamps! There are so many things I could add a little pizzazz to with a fun stamp. I bet my 2 year old would love stamping too!

  295. It’s simple but ingenious – I would use Sugru to making my clothes hangers grippy so my shirts aren’t constantly slipping off!

  297. I really got stuck on that website looking at everything! I thought anythung involving a LEGO® or Apple® product had the potential to be great! I really liked the look of the iPhone in-car phone mount. I’d probably modify that in some way to fit my needs more.

  299. I love the door stop rock idea! So simple! I may be looking for a few good rocks this weekend!

  302. I love the ideas for using Sugru to hold my house key when going for a run! The hair clop was my favorite!

  303. Great! Now I have something else to obsess over! I think I would like to make my own hooks. They would just be popping up all over the house and my office…haha.

  304. I saw an infomercial once for it and scoffed, but this stuff is actually pretty cool! One of my favorite projects is twig hooks. Very on-trend and they seem secure.

  305. This is so crazy cool! I love the ideas. Especially the fixing your rusted dishwasher racks. I’ve just been glaring at them and that’s not been working so far 🙂

  306. I love the idea of using it for wax seals — not very creative but so fun for old fashioned letter writing.

  308. love the idea of using it on clothes hangers to keep my tank tops from falling off!

  310. I love the idea of making a diy stamp! I want to make some cute tea towels for my kitchen and it would be a blast! Plus, it would double as stamps for my son to paint with!

  312. Ohhh, I saw where they used it to fix an air mattress. We LOVE camping, but I hate how quickly we seem to go through air mattresses. I’d definitely have to use it to patch one of ours! Thanks for the giveaway!

  313. I’m inordinately excited about the little stopper to hang the dish brush from the edge of the sink. Such a simple little thing, yet supremely useful!

  314. We have some sugru and I never knew what to do with it. I think making a stamp looks pretty cool!

  315. Holy cow! I didn’t know something like this existed. I thought the Lego projects were awesome on the website. That could be because I have Legos all over every floor in my home, but still, very cool. Thanks!

  317. Wow. I love all the possibilities with Sugru. I’ve never heard of this before your post. I think the twig hooks is something I would do in our home.

  318. I loved the idea of the guy that used it to keep his girlfriends phone handy (hoked o the closet doors) while she’s getting ready.
    I would totally do that with my kindle and a kitchen cabinet.

  319. The phone chargers are brilliant! Mine are always getting damaged at the phone/plug connections. As soon as I saw that, I was like YES!

  320. I love the DIY stamp idea. That would be fun to make a unique stamp and stamp my daughters bathroom walls

  321. My Weston isn’t going to eat it…we left the metal part for food so now it is like the other children’s spoons and forks just longer 🙂
    xo – kb

  324. I like the stamps. I’ve wanted a custom stamp for my pottery and I could make one with sugru!

  325. I love that you can put it as hooks in the kitchen! Great if you don’t have a lot of room!

  327. Ooh I love the idea of using it to make your own stamps! Thanks for another great find, Katie!

  329. I would totally make yarn clips for the edge of my yarn basket like on the website.

  330. I’ve never heard of this stuff but it seems like it could have a million uses in my house! I’m loving the tiny hooks you can mold it in to…so many things to hang!!

  331. I can’t even imagine how many amazing things I could do with sugru! My kids would love to make the stamps but I am all about the potential fix it possibility for so many little problems!

  333. I love how i can use it to strenghten my power cords! Thanks for the chance to win.

  334. This stuff is so cool! My husband brought some home for himself to fix a power cord. And now I want it for myself! Already have a line-up of kid toys that need a leg repaired lol.

  335. While the pragmatic side of me loves the fixing capabilities, the fun side of me loves the lego person cable holder. So fun!

  336. I love the idea of making home made gifts with Sugru! Sticking it on a coffee mug and then stamping it or even drawing your own little picture. Such a cute and fun idea!

  340. This stuff this awesome! I loved the mugs made from recycled jelly jars and forks. Very creative!

  343. I want to put some on our tent stakes! I hate getting sore palms/fingers pushing the stakes into the ground!

  344. I have some suitcases that we can’t use anymore because the wheels are so worn- so I would love to use this to fix that so we don’t have to throw the suitcases away!

  345. If I don’t win, I’m going to get some anyway. I really could use it to fix a few zippers!

  347. Oh my gosh! All the LEGO ideas!!! Who knew that Lego hands were the perfect size to hold all those darned cords we’ve got drifting around — now we could have Lego people holding them so when we’re ready to charge our phones we’ll have a cord right there. Heaven knows we have plenty of Lego mini-figures around here to hold all our cords and more… 🙂

  348. I checked out the website, but I have to say my favorite project is one I saw on another blog back in Nov/Dec – the blogger used Sugru to turn little action figures, toys, etc into ornaments.

    I have a couple of tiny figures from when I was a kid that would make such cute ornaments (like mini transformers and strawberry shortcake), but screwing in an eye pin does not work for certain materials, like plastic — you can add a little Sugru to the top and make a hole in it, or add a jump ring through it – then once set attach your hook or hanging loop for cute, personalized, sentimental ornaments.

  350. WOW! Fixing and insulating all those electrical cords and chargers with Sugru would be so fulfilling.

  352. i’m super excited about all of its outdoor uses! seems like something that would definitely come in handy when decorating outdoors

  353. That is such a cool product! I love the way you can make your own hooks to hang things in the kitchen. And so many other organization ideas!

  354. Wish I had known about this before I bought a new laptop charger to replace the one that broke! That’s genius!

  357. The craft projects are so cool like creating stamps or stained glass. This is my new favorite project. It’s so versatile.

  359. Ok I already love magnets and being able to stick them anywhere with Sugru would be ammaaazzzinnngggg!

  361. Call me a nerd. Yes, really. I now NEED to have a Lego figure holding my phone charger. Thanks for the contest! 😉

  362. I love trying it in bathrooms for moving the tp holder, etc. Our guest bath us small and we’ve always been stumped as to where we can put the tp holder since I didn’t want to drill into the cabinet.

  363. This stuff is GENIUS! I would probably go crazy finding uses for it but my favorite project to try would be the outdoor hooks to hang pretty string lights from.

  364. Love the tree hooks! Would have been perfect for our backyard wedding last summer!

  366. I’m in a rental and always hesitant to nail things up… I’d love to use this stuff to hang some garland lights on the wall behind the TV!

  367. I’ve never seen this stuff before – what a cool product! It’s tempting to go straight to hanging outdoor lights with it (no hole drilling!), but I’m most excited about the prospect of fixing all my phone/iPad/Kindle/Leappad power cords – I swear, every single one of them is coming apart somehow.

  369. Wow.. never knew about this stuff. The possibilities seem endless. I have two small boys and I like the idea of personalizing cups for them. They fight over things so this would be an awesome way to make them feel as though they have their own.

  371. Love it, looked at website, need to make the coffee personalized cups for year end teacher gifts.

  373. Hi Katie, thanks for the Sugru opportunity! I’ve never heard of Sugru, but can think of lots of possibilities! I think I’d put up a towel rack in my tub with my first batch of Sugru!

  374. Oh how cool is this?! I love the forks you made! I would make little hooks in the kitchen to hang stuff. I have a broken laptop charger that I could fix too. Thanks for the giveaways!

  375. I saw something about Sugru and wanted to try it but didn’t want to order online. I’m at Target a lot and cannot believe I’ve missed seeing it there. I will have to get some soon. So many uses. I think the first thing I’ll do is make some hooks so I won’t have to drill into tile. I also have a broken shelf in my fridge. Love what you did for Weston’s utensils.

    Love me some Target so crossing my fingers I win the gift card!

  376. So many ideas!!! I found I think 99 things already that I could’ve fixed with this instead of having to buy a new expensive part. (Like my dyson vacuum cleaner. Love it but it’s made of plastic and $140 for a replacemention part later… Or the silverware rack in my dishwasher…or the plug for my laptop…or the handle for my fav pair of scissors….)

  377. Without a doubt…the Lego cord holder! We have more computers than people in my house. That’s a lot of cords running all over!!

  378. the project to hang patio lights without any drilling looks great! I want tohang some lights over our deck…but my husband doesn’t want to drill hooks into the exterior of the house…this looks like a great solution for us!

  379. Love the idea for baby proofing … we have a gnarly fireplace and this might just do the trick! Need to make a target run ASAP

  381. Great idea to use on garden tap. I have the hardest time turning off my water.

  382. I have so many uses for this! Love the fix for hanging outdoor patio lights & iPhone chargers. Cool stuff!

  383. I loved the DIY outdoor project where they make little hooks on a tree. The options are endless for what you could put on the tree to decorate for Spring, Summer or just a specific party!

  384. Wow! This is great! I would probably have to tackle our own broken refrigerator shelves first and then start on some Lego men!

  386. wow! Thanks so much for posting about this stuff – I had never seen it before and it looks so great! I will have to look for it at Target this weekend!

    For my contest entry:
    I’m especially impressed by the fact that you can use it to hook things, like they show on this project page:
    https://sugru.com/blog/add-a-little-diy-to-your-outdoor-events
    The wedding ideas are great, especially since I’d assume this doesn’t hurt the tree the way that staples or nails do!

  388. I like the idea of using it down hanging things to avoid drilling holes. Especially for those cute outdoor lights

  389. I love how the decorated the tree using sugru on the website. I think I would use it to try and fix some of the broken dining chairs we have .

  390. As a thrifter and reseller, I frequently come across things that could be great except for one missing or broken part. This opens up a whole new world!

  391. OH MY GOSH !

    Cracked rubber boots are the worst – stepping in a puddle and getting that cold wet feeling makes me just want to go home and start over. I would definitely try the sugru project to fix them rather than having to buy a new pair, especially for kids!

  392. OMG! where has this been my whole life? How have I never heard of this? I want to attach lego guys to everything. I also want to make hooks and attach them to nonstick things. And, and…. so much more. I NEED some of this stuff.

  393. So many ideas! There were lots to like – putting lids on the back of the cabinet door, hooks for different things, i have a hole in the bottom of my dishwasher basket for silverware and something is always falling through unless you put it all in just right – this would be perfect to fix the hole.

  394. Is “all of the projects” an appropriate response?! We are redoing our bathroom right now (using your new guest bath as inspiration!!) and I love the idea of non-permanently sticking things using Sugru!

  395. i love how practical this is! The thermos grips are genius! I can never get the tops off!

  396. This reminds me of an old commercial on tv for a similar putty that they used to fix broken coffee mugs and just about anything else. Same stuff probably! Anyway, I checked out the website and I like the Sugru magnets. Stick the stuff to the back of flat disc magnets and then you can mount under shelves and hang keys, scissors, etc. I could see using this in my craft/sewing room!

  397. I’m actually obsessed with the toddler utensils that you made. I would definitely do that for my kids!

  398. I would use it to fix our big jumbo tweezers (the kiddos used it to pick up and sort pom pom balls). I liked their idea for making stamps too. 😉

  399. I thought the upcycled jam jars were clever. Would be great for a summer garden party! Thanks for the opportunity – fingers are crossed!

  401. I’ve got some vintage chairs missing one or two of those plastic caps on the bottom of the metal legs – perfect!

  402. I love the kid proof camera idea! That would come in handy now that the baby is getting more mobile (ie destructive)

  403. I loved the clothes hanger idea! I’ve been a long time reader and I don’t mind sponsored posts but most of the time they are for things I wouldn’t really use but being able to see other ways to use the product I want to go get some Surgu! Thanks for sharing!

  405. So I like the custom handled things, but my 2 yr old who repeatedly breaks things repaired with gorilla glue is my main source of projects.
    Looks awesome!

  406. “How to make a solar charger for a mobile phone”

    !!?!??!? Seriously? I want to make this. My phone is ALWAYS one snapchat away from being dead. I’ll have to enlist in some help with the soldering, but it’ll be worth it! Thank you light for powering my phone that I’m too busy to find a plug for!

  407. OMG!!! I LOVE THAT THIS STUFF CAN BE USED FOR A MILLION DIFFERENT THINGS. IM GETTING SOME TO FIX MY HANGERS TO HELP KEEP THE CLOTHES FROM SLIDING OFF THEM!!! THIS ALWAYS DRIVES ME CRAZY BUT I DON’T WANT THE EXPENSE OF BUYING ALL NEW HANGERS!! THANKS KATIE FOR INTRODUCING ME TO THIS PRODUCT!!

  408. This stuff is AMAZING! I like all the different stamp projects but I also think that those “vintage glasses” using forks was darn cute.

  409. Dude. Experimenting with my bathroom layout sans drilling could be basically life changing.

  410. I would use this produce to fix the brake pad on my new bike. You can hear me squeaking three blocks away…totally embarrassing.

  411. This stuff is so cool! I really love the idea of using Sugru to attach a clip to your key and carrying it on your shoes when out for a run. My bulky key ring in my pocket on a run is the bane of my existence!

  412. There are so many ideas! While I’m sure there are plenty of thingsbthatbvould use fixing around here, I really just liked the idea of using it to move around towel holders and whatnot in the bathroom (without drilling holes in the wall)

  413. I was also going to say the stamps, but then realized that I never actually use stamps so scratch that. Then I saw the shell pendants. I have gobs of beautiful shells (that I’ve never actually done anything with! :P) and LOVE the idea of easily making them into pendants with this magic putty! 🙂 Thanks for sharing! I’d never heard of it before! But I’m pretty sure my boys would find some way of making me wish I’d never brought it into my house! I can see them permanently sealing the toilet seat up or affixing my shoes to the floor to mess with me or something.

  415. I loved the idea of using it to hang outside lights — I think I am going to give it a try on my deck!

  416. Making your own wall hooks? YES! The possibilities are endless. Thanks for the info – you rock!

  417. Amazing stuff. Really like the camping ideas. The zipper fix is the best. I’m sending the link for Sugru to my guys.

  418. Umm I totally need this to make the iPAD dock for my new patio! This stuff is crazy amazing! I’m kind of sad I hadn’t heard of it before.

  420. I love the Lego mini figure cord clips! Much cuter than the blue painters tape I’m currently using to tape my phone charger to my desk.

  421. I think my craft group would enjoy making our own stamps. I’m also going to be looking around for things to repair like you did for the refrigerator and bike. Actually, now that I think about it my son has a bike handle that is broken……..Very cool.

  423. What? This is just too cool. I’ve never seen it before, and I have to check it out tomorrow! I also need to fix the shelves in the fridge, and a list of other projects! Thank you!

  424. I like the idea of making stamps out of sugru! It’s a craft I have wanted to try, but it always seemed a bit daunting. But with sugru it would be just like making reusable stamps out of playdough. Fun!

  427. This is cool!!! I have never heard of it but I want some! My littles would dig this for crafting!

  428. I’d use Sugru to fix the dishwasher racks and fridge shelves in our kitchen.

  430. I like all the ideas they have for customizing your craft kit. I’d definitely make a grip for my ruler and add the custom string guides for crocheting!

  431. I had not heard of this stuff, but after looking at the site, I’m sold! I think Sugru will be an essential for our camping/hiking pack!. I also love the photography DIYs, and the compass on the bike handlebars.

  432. I’ve lost count of the rain boots and air mattresses we’ve pitched because of holes and tears. I would LOVE to try this out to extend the lives of those items!

  433. Wow, I am impressed. Want to use it on the dishwasher and to make some of the shell necklaces. Very cool!

  435. What a cool product!!!! I love the idea of using it on your coat hangers to make them grippy. There is nothing more annoying than your clothes falling off the hangers!

  437. This is so cool. Hard to decide what would be my favorite… I was instantly drawn to all the tech projects, specially the apple hacks (fixing that crazy charger cable would be great)… but I also love the idea to create a hook anywhere it’s needed – outdoor or indoor.

  442. I really want to try the key holder on your running shoes – although I’d have to start with a fake key – just to make sure it truly holds it in place!

  443. This stuff is so cool! I love the idea of the wax seals. Also making my own stamps would be pretty cool!

  444. I love how they attached all the pictures to the tree. Would love to use Sugru on some outdoor stuff!

  445. I’ve actually never heard of Sugru but am glad I learned about it today! I would definitely use some Sugru to make a custom grip for my Canon camera, and also enlarge that pesky button in the command dial!

  446. LOVE that you can make little hooks for hanging things outside! Definately something I’d like to try.

  447. I spotted two things right away that I could use Sugru for. First to fix an air mattress leak and I also love the tree decorating! Unique decor idea for BBQ birthday and holiday parties in the back yard!

  448. I would so take on the project of improving my closet – I love how easy it looks to add more hooks/ organize scarves/ jewelry. I have a wardrobe from Ikea and need to make better use of it and Sugru would definitely help!

  449. Wow, this stuff looks perfect for hanging outdoor lights over my back patio without having to drill holes in my siding. Thinking it would work great for hanging a clock back there too. Thanks for sharing Sugru with us Katie!

  450. The magnetic copper vases are so cool! Just sugru a magnet to the wall and your vase can pop on and off as you please!

  451. Those stamps are wicked cool. The practicality of the hooks for outdoor use just blows me away. I love those command hooks. THIS is like a custom hook! I LOVE this stuff!!!!

  452. I love all the ideas and the story behind the company! Hooks- all day, every day! I’m going to find it in Target now!

  453. This stuff is super cool! I would love to eliminate the pile of shirts that end up on my closet floor from slipping off the hangers!

  456. I kind of love the ideas for Sugru stamps! Seems like it would be a really unique way to create some great window coverings — I’d totally do that!! Thanks for the great giveaway!

  457. Using Sugru to attach a small lego piece to a cord and another to someplace else to keep it organized seems like a great idea! I love the idea of being able to repair those loosely covered charger cords. I’ve also got a IPad cover that’s cracked by not totally broken yet that I could totally use this on! Thanks for the great product review!

  462. Love this – using it to hang things on tile…cannot seem to find something that will stay up in our shower!

  463. I love the idea of hanging lights outside without drilling. I’ve been trying to figure out how to place some lights up and this would be perfect!

  467. I love the outdoor hooks idea! I need a way to hang string lights outside without damaging my trees/house and this is perfect!

  468. I have a leather trunk and kid’s chair that both have small holes in the leather. It would be great to use to repair the holes and make them look less worn.

  469. I have never heard of this product but it sounds awesome! I would love to make custom stamps for my scrapbooking 🙂

  471. The magnetic copper vase is so cute! There are a lot of things I could fix around the house with this stuff (including a fridge shelf of my own)… Now that I know it exist!

  472. I would use it to put my kids toothbrushes within reach so they don’t clutter the sink.

  473. I like the hiding the cords and cables part! Anything that helps that always excites me!

  474. I love the wedding ideas (though I am married, I could use the same concept of making little “twig” hooks). Love the idea of putting magnets on everything. The Lego people cord holders were adorable. I could go on and on… I quickly lost 30 minutes of time browsing their website 🙂

    I was sold on this product when the first thing I noticed on their page was “the rise of the domestic ninja.” So funny!

  475. I need to buy some Sugru and add pads to the metal chairs in our kitchen. The pads we have now keep falling off and that metal on tile sound grates on my ears! 🙂

  476. Definitely the copper vases stuck to the wall! So cute. I love this stuff already.

  478. I LOVE the DIY stamps! And fixing the cords on our electronics would ease so much frustration. This is such a neat product. I had never seen/heard about anything like it before.

  480. Oh I love the idea of using Sugru on pots on pans so they have a heatproof grips on the handles! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve burned my hands grabbing those hot handles or looking for pot holders that seem to grow legs and walk away. Such a great and unique product!

  482. This is SO timely! We have a small air hockey table and we broke the score keeping thingy across the top. We taped and that didn’t work and short of using highly toxic glue on it I wasn’t sure what i could do, this will be perfect for fixing it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  485. My husband just broke a piece of my cuisinart food processor off the lid. It still works, but I could have used this to put it back on. He threw the piece away though, hoping I wouldn’t see what happened. But I like the iphone cord fix. I also have a broken metal hamper that is ducktaped, but the connection is weak and I think this would make a stronger fix. I saw this product a couple years ago, but never bought it, I need to change that!

  487. I would definitely try the diy stamps! Would love to win- but buying some regardless!!!

  491. Oh my gosh, I could seriously get addicted to this stuff. As I’m scrolling through the projects I’m seeing tons of uses and wishing I had this stuff years ago. I’m the queen of fixing at my house and I think I’ve had dreams of a product like this. Super cool. Right now I’d fix the rubber seal on my front loading washer, then I wouldn’t be constantly moping the floor.

  495. I absolutely love the idea of using Sugru to aide in making seashell pendants! I have a few shells that are perfect for jewelry but was too afraid of the idea of drilling through them! Congrats on your fridge fix 🙂 –Tanya

  496. I love this stuff. Especially the idea of trying out new fixtures in the bathroom. I have been very lazy about updating my fixtures and this would be a great idea for me. I can see tons of other uses as well.

  497. I love the funky door handle idea! That would be great on some old dresser knobs that need revamped for my son’s room!

  500. This is a really cool product. I am definitely going to try it! I like the ideas for wall hooks and fixing little broken items.

  501. Using it on those cute Lego guys to keep up with cables was really cool. Could see lots of uses! Pick me!

  502. I would use it on phone chargers first. But then like you, probably go crazy finding stuff to fix!

  503. Oh my gosh, was totally trying to figure out how to hang out outdoor cafe lights without a staple gun – sugru formed into hooks??? BINGO!

  504. I’m so excited to try this stuff! We have an old cottage vacation home that needs tons of work. We’re definitely taking some Sugru with us when we go this year!

  505. I love the rolling suitcase wheel repair… mainly because that would have saved my life last Fall when mine disintegrated and I had to roll it for miles! Also, love the bike repair as this happened to us while camping. I’m thinking this might be a good thing to keep for trips!

  506. The twig hook idea looks fun, but I should probably repair a pantry shelf first!

  507. I want some of this! I would use it to makes stamps so I can decorate the top of my babies changing table! I am finally pregnant after trying for so long! I would decorate the crap out of the nursery with this stuff!

  511. I like the idea of making hooks for my closet to hang necklaces and generally get more organized.

  512. I want to use it to fix the tray on the ice maker on the front of my fridge and to fix a hole in my husband’s hiking shoes. I may have to go buy some today!

  513. I love the personalization of things…like phone cords! With a big family, we need a way to keep up with everyone’s things and my kids are always bending the phone charging cords where they connect to the end. These would be so helpful to know who’s is who’s and nip that problem in the bud! 😉

  514. I love this! I always get super glue or gorilla glue EVERYWHERE when trying to fix things. Love that this is can be molded. I would try out some of those fancy hooks!

  515. My husband just showed me on Sunday that the shoes he wore to our wedding 11 years ago have a hole in the bottom. I would use sugru to fill in the hole! There are so many things that I could have repaired with sugru that I have tossed out! Thank you for sharing such a neat product!

  516. I would use Sugru to fix a crack in my garbage disposal. I bought some, so hopefully it will work!

  518. I wish I would have had Sugru for my outdoor wedding last year. The trees would have been amazing looking to attach things to. In a million years it never crossed my mind that something like that would be possible.

  520. I love the idea of making my camera lens cap easier to store when taking photos! What a cool product.

  522. First I would work on my dishwasher racks. Looked into replacing them and it was going to be as much as a new dishwasher. I can think of lots of uses. Very cool.

  523. The running key ideas are incredible. I’m starting to get back into shape and I HATE having anything in my pockets while I run, and these are genius ideas!

  525. I’d be all about trying to make heat proof grips for pot and pan handles and tops. It looks as simple as applying pieces to the top, bottom and sides and smoothing them together. Awesome!

  526. I could see how this will bring out the crazy-really interesting stuff! I think the hooks to hang outdoor lights (or anything really) are pretty much genius. I’m planning on making a little “mud piekitchen” for my son and this would be great to attach hooks to our shed for puts/pans/mud pie necessities.

  527. Love the idea to use Surgu to hang outdoor lights. I have a great outdoor patio that I’ve always wanted to hang lights from, but didn’t want to drill any holes. I’ll have to give this stuff a try! Hope I win the Target gift card too. 😉

  529. I’m so glad you reviewed this – I’ve been wanting to try it for 9 months or so but it’s not cheap just to see if it works! Plus, now you say it’s at Target!!

    From the Sugru website I love the idea of experimenting with the layout of your bathroom sans drills, holes in your walls and regret!

    I have two projects that I’ve been thinking about using Sugru for:
    1) I have a stucco wall on my patio that would be great to hang things on but I can’t because I live in a condo and it’s not allowed to drill into stucco so I want use Sugru to hang stuff! Specifically your outdoor art on the wall of your newly renovated deck I want to try something similar.
    2) My cat scratched at the wall in my bathroom after he’s done using the litter box. I want to hang a sisal mat on the wall so he’s scratching that instead of my wall. I don’t want to use nails/screws/staples because if it doesn’t work I don’t want to mar the wall and I don’t want his claws to ever catch on those things so I’m thinking Sugru to the rescue!

  530. My favorite project from the site is definitely the custom stamp! So cool, and I could definitely see making different ones for all sorts of projects.

  531. I always wondered if this stuff works! Nice to know that it does!
    I would put it on hangers to make sure my clothes didn’t fall off!

  534. That stuff is crazy! I wish I hadn’t thrown my refrigerator door shelves that broke away. I will definitely be repairing my rainboots. They are in perfect shape but one leaks a little at the seam. Wet socks are not fun. Great product.

  535. I don’t think I can pick just one. I had never heard of this product before but I think I will use it to repair the side mirror on my car, the plastic casing is cracked. This seems perfect for so many of the DIY projects I am thinking about. Thanks for the information .

  537. I love the DIY wedding decor – hanging photo frames, etc on the tree. My sister is getting married this summer so I sent her the link!

  538. I would use it to stick a fingernail brush to the side of my sink. Always there and ready to go and easy to use.

  540. I love the idea of using it to create little hooks that can attach to anything. I recently found an adorable sign that I’ve been wanting to hang behind my stove, but couldn’t bring myself to drill into the tile. This would be a perfect solution.

    Great giveaway!

  541. how interesting!
    i think i’d like to be able to hand my ipad anywhere, like their picture in the kitchen. but there were so many great ideas

  543. I want to walk outside and hang lights on our fence just like they do after watching that video. But first I need to go get some Sugru!

  544. Holy Cow this stuff is cool! I would fix my dishwasher racks, makes some hooks for lights in the back yard, detangle and hang up my power cords….sheesh, endless ideas!

  546. This feels like a game-changer. Personally, I have outdoor string lights I want to hang, but my husband isn’t crazy about drilling eyelets into the brick or to the soffit. This sounds like the perfect fix!

  548. OMG, I want hooks for outside. How genius to use it to make hooks and hang those beautiful fancy outdoor light strands!

  549. This product looks amazing! This first thing I would use it for is reinforcing all our Apple power cords. I have two teenaged boys and they go through them so fast ($!!). Very handy looking stuff!

  553. I haven’t heard of Sugru before your post, but I am the Director of Children’s Ministries at a church and when I saw Sugru I thought of all of the craft projects I could do with the kids. I love the idea of the kids making their own beads to make a necklace. What a great Mother’s Day gift the kids could make themselves! Also, my husband and I both love your blog! We have recently bought our first house (a fixer-upper) and find your posts so helpful! In fact, we just bought the supplies to build a baby gate (for our dogs) like y’alls! Thanks!

  554. I like using them as hooks to hang up lights outside or wherever you want them 🙂

  559. I had never heard of this before but I love all the arts and craft uses for it. I would love to make stamps!

  562. That is the coolest stuff ever! I’m sure I could find LOTS of stuff to fix around my house. I LOVE hanging the string lights outside and creating an iPad stand! Neat!

  564. I really like the craft projects. I’m sure I could use to fix my iPhone cords. I probably could find a bunch of other things to do once I buy some!!

  565. I am so crafty, I love the stamps idea! We have just ordered a $40 custome stamp from etsy, and now that I know about Sugru it seems like a waste of money… For practical uses, I love the idea of using it on the bottoms of furniture, rugs, and shelf items (frames, vases, etc) to keep them in place! Goodbye no-slide under-mats! Just a couple dots of Sugru, dried, will suffice.

  569. I love the idea to use it to hang things in your bathroom (towel rack, etc) without drilling!

  572. I love the Sugru + Lego Mini Figs to hold gadget cables! Of course, my son might not like it as much when I commandeer his Legos!

  573. I just noticed last week that one of my interior fridge shelves has cracked down the center. I have been trying to figure out how to fix it… until now – I will Sugru it!

  575. wow! this is amazing stuff! from another house with 4 boys, we have a ton of use for this. i loved the sugru and lego idea.

  576. I love the IPad mount idea! I keep looking for one for my kitchen but want something that is a little more discreet and that looks pretty cool!!

  579. I’d fix the power cord to my computer right below the magnetized connection. Somehow, I always end up fraying that section.

  581. I have been looking for something like this all my life! Seriously. So many endless possibilities but the shower, dishwasher, and refrigerator repairs are fantastic. Plus, I really love the tree hooks and outdoor light hooks.

  584. I love the cute little hooks that stick to tile – I can see making some of those on my kitchen backsplash!

  585. The clothes hanger thing is awesome. I would use it to do that or the brush holder thing. Thanks!!!!

  586. This is awesome! I love the drill with the light and magnet. I know my husband (a marine and high performance mechanic) could find a million uses for this. And we have a three year old, so there’s ALWAYS something broken in our house!

  587. My husband, daughter, and I just went camping last weekend and one of the first thoughts that came to mind while reading your post was finding a way to make our cooking utensils/pans heat proof on the handles. I’ve camped for years and have always brought some sort of mitt but forgot it on the last trip… and burned the heck out of my hand. One of the first things I found on their website? How to heatproof titanium camping equipment. I’m sold. Can’t wait until the next time we get out!

    Oh, and Blue Ridge has some amazing areas if you plan on getting out with the boys this summer!

  588. I love the idea of using it on hangers to keep clothes from slipping. That’s a pet peeve of mine!

  589. I LOVE the idea of making a cushion for your crochet hooks best idea ever that’d be super easy to do.

  591. So many cool projects – first up though, must repair the little guy’s rain boots. This looks like an easy and lasting fix. Genius!

  592. Oh my gosh this is so cool!!! I have a Tiffany’s mug that I bought in New York in high school and the handle just snapped off in one chunk (yes, I cried lol). This looks like it would work SO much better than just crazy glue.

  594. Believe it or not our fridge has the exact same break! I didn’t want to spend $100 to buy a new piece…if I win…looks like I won’t have to. Yay!

  599. I want to try making stamps with bottle caps. It looks so simple and makes great stamps.

  600. I was in love as soon as I saw the iPhone cable fix. do you have any idea how many I’ve had to replace??!!!

  602. I’m getting married in a couple months and adore the wedding tree frame project!

  603. We are techie sort of folks, so I love the Sugru project to tidy up cords behind the TV. At first I thought — why are they hanging their sunglasses up behind the TV? And then I realized they were 3D glasses. #feelingold #feelinglikeIneedanewTV

  604. Awesome! I need this so I can hang my outdoor lights without drilling into my brick wall. Perfect Solution!

  606. I love all the little hacks to make existing products better, more comfortable, ergonomic, etc!

  608. This seems pretty cool. I’m sure there’s plenty I could fix around the house, but making stamps sounds fun 🙂

  611. I would finally be able to fix my eyeglasses! Looks like a great product and I love that it says it can withstand the dishwasher! Thanks for letting us know about this great project. I’m going to look for it at Target.

  612. I would love to use Sugru to fix my fridge drawer. My son got a yogurt out of the drawer that shut the door and it cracked the drawer…ugh!

  613. This stuff looks awesome!! I hate filling in holes in drywall & re-painting, so I love the idea that I can make hooks & move stuff around without having to fill holes.

  616. I would use it for outside projects. I love the things hanging from a tree. I would probably hang some lights on my new deck!!!!

  617. I didn’t even know this product existed! So many project possibilities… Looking into hanging stuff in the bathroom, I think it will work great on tile (no need to drill is a big plus!)

  618. this stuff is really cool, never heard of it before! I love the idea to turn your tea towels magnetic! Clever 🙂

  619. I love the idea of making a custom rubber stamp. Could use it so many places

  620. I would use it to fix the hose on my Dyson…I noticed a couple of months ago that it was ripped and basically not usable, think this might work…even if just to get a little bIt more use out of it, before it need to be tossed!

  622. I love the hanging lanterns on the tree! I’m getting married in August, so I think I might have to try it!

  623. You had me at “broken refrigerator shelf” because I have one of those also. I’d love to get the white for that project.

  624. That stuff is so cool! I am digging the mugs with the stamped sugru messages. Adorable.

  629. Wow – that stuff is cool. I am thinking I can use it to replace the lost “feet” on our kitchen cabinet doors that are there to keep them from slamming. Funny how my husband doesn’t seem to be able to hear that sound . . .

    I like the project to restore the lettering on the Viking stove. (But, oh my gosh, all those projects modifying products to make them easier for disabled or elderly people – awesome!).

  633. I’m definitely loving those cool stained glass pieces, what a neat project! When I break my fridge shelfs too (inevitable with kids) I’ll have to remember this stuff!

  635. I love the small hooks that seem to attach to everything including trees I guess! Great idea to use for stringing and hanging things outside and of course, a million ways to use those hooks indoors too.

  637. I loved the outdoor hooks for the hanging lights. we have a new house and I am loathe to drill into anything!

  639. The stamps most definitely. Never heard of this stuff before but I could go crafting nuts!

  640. OMG!!! Using the Sugru to make little outdoor hooks to hang twinkle lights, also attaching any deck decor to our brick house without drilling!!!! I NEED THIS!

  641. Oh my word! This is amazing! I honestly loved your frig use the best and I love that I can fix all of those favorite toys that break in random places that I used to have to throw away. The one I like the best from their website is the Lego cord holder. Awesome and so useful as well as fun!

  643. wow, that is some cool stuff. I’m loving the stamp ideas! and I have a power cord that could use some repairing!

  644. My husband heard about Sugru last year & I’m totally hooked! We’ve already used it for a few of their ideas – namely, our tension shower curtain rod kept falling down (even once when I was in the shower!) but I didn’t want to drill holes in my nice new tile, so we jammed some Sugru on each end and it’s been in place for months now. We also used it to make a little hook on the back of our bed to hang our phone charging cord on, so we don’t have to fumble around on the floor for it. I love all the craft ideas they have now too!

  646. Those tree hooks! How cool! I bet you could make hooks on a door or a wall or a fridge, too.

  648. Stamps for sure and for the runners in my family, some key grips to lighten their loads. What a great giveaway.

  649. Loving both using it to repair the charger cord (those suckers are too expensive), and in a dorm room for hanging/hooks when you can’t always hammer into the wall!!

  651. Oh my…I LOVE the customized Converse! That could be an easy way to add a splash of fun color to an outfit!

  652. Definitely the hooks to hang lights outside…planning my son’s camping birthday party and could use some creative ways to light up the porch a bit more!

  655. I am literally BLOWN away by Sugru! One Million Dollar invention right there! I clicked over and explored their website and I thought everything was AMAZING and so clever. I love the gorgeous copper vase made from copper plumbing pieces! The outdoor and sports stuff was all pretty awesome too! It seems like a very versatile item to have in your home!

  656. Love the idea of a wax seal for letters or presents! The personalized coffee mug looks adorable as well.

  659. The craft grip handle for my camera would be awesome, it would be great to have that personalized hold!

  660. I love the idea of reinforcing my iphone/ipad cords to make them hold up longer!!

  661. I loved the idea of sugru-ing tennis balls to a wall or inside of cabinet to hang your shoes on.

  663. I have a Canon point and shot that needs a rubber handle just like the ones shown on the dslr. Are these in the housewares/tools aisle in Target?

  664. Oh, I would DIY– totally! I am always looking for ways to fix little things in an old house. What comes to mind immediately is mounting magnets on marble tile for a knife holder. I didn’t want to drill into the marble– it’s a huge commitment!

  665. I love the stamps idea. I would make one with our initials and one with our name and mailing address. 🙂

  666. I loved the project where the woman fixed the vintage sewing machine. She needed a knob. I have lived with a broken piece on my old sewing machine ( It’s from the 1970″s but I wouldn’t call it vintage) since about 1981. The machine works fine but the piece that you can take on and off to make it a sleeve thingy has lost a leg. I have for all these years stuffed something under there to kind of sort of fix it..It is never actually level…I am very excited that I will finally be able to fix this problem.

  670. This would solve the ‘where’s the other remote’ fiasco. I LOVE this product

  672. Love that you can patch boots with it…. We go through a lot of boots around here!

  675. My favorite project is making hooks & hanging outdoor decorations. What a great idea!

  676. I could go crazy with this stuff!! I love all the practical uses, but think I would do the magnetic copper vases for fun!

  677. Well my fridge door looks like yours, so I plan to fix that first, and then I love the idea of putting it on my bike rack hooks to keep my car from being scratched!

  678. One of my kids slammed the fridge door in a tantrum over a year ago and the bottom door shelf is STILL BROKEN. I’ve had duct tape on it since then, and it’s not holding up – so this excites me!! LOL
    I would definitely use it on my fridge, and basically anywhere else I could find a use for it.
    That giff KILLED MY LIFE I can’t stop watching it..lol
    MB

  679. I will be the coolest 2nd grade teacher in the school once I Sugru lego minifigures to our computer cables to hold cables. What a cool idea!

  681. Where has this product been my whole life!?! Considering that my rubber boots sprung a leak this morning, that is my favorite project!

  682. I like the ‘hooks anywhere’ project. I would make hooks in my entry way for keys and sunglasses.

  687. My iPhone cables totally need this! Why didn’t I read your new post BEFORE I went on my Target run today 🙁 ?!?

  691. I didn’t know about Sugru yet. Where have I been?! I love the crafting ideas for vintage tablewares. There is even a tutorial to show you how to make custom colors.

  697. I love the idea of affixing Lego guys to the night stand to hold cords and chargers. I’ll be looking for this at target soon!

  699. There are so many uses for Sugru that I can’t just pick one. If I had to, I guess I’d say to fix some rips in the grill cover first. Thanks!

  702. I love the idea of using the Magnet kit to hang magnets for keys on the bottom of a shelf.

  704. I bought some to fix rusty spots in my dishwasher, but haven’t used it yet. Your silverware is adorable!!!

  707. Never heard of this cool stuff before! Love the idea of making hooks to hang lights outside or even things on trees. Neat!

  709. I like that you can use it to make shoes (especially new ones) comfortable. And that you can repair just about anything.

  710. Are you kidding me? I love those stamps!! We ALL need this in our lives, for the fun and not so fun stuff!!!

  711. Attaching your key to your running shoe – brilliant x1000! Would do that right away if I had some 🙂

  712. I love the stamps and the stained glass ideas. Also using it on ha gets to keep my clothes from slipping is an awesome idea.

  714. I love the idea of attaching hooks to the back of the tv to hang cords and accessories! Genius!

  716. I also have a fridge shelf that needs replacing! But there are so many great ideas I want to try…

  717. After reading about how flexible it is, I figure I can use it to fix my computer cable where my cat chewed the rubber coating off of it!

  718. The outdoor lights! Holy freaking cow, I’ve been trying to figure out how to hang them under our covered patio! I’m going to target to get some today!

  720. The seashell pendants caught my eye. I don’t necessarily want to make seashell pendants BUT the idea of making ANYTHING a pendant is AWESOME!! How fun to be able to make a necklace or earrings out of all cute things 🙂

  722. This stuff is AMAZING! I love the hooks for hanging outdoor lights… This stuff would be great for me because my kids break stuff all the time!

  723. This is awesome! I would probably coat hangers so my dresses wouldn’t slide off. Which makes me wonder if you could use it on the dress so it doesn’t slide down! (Strapless)

  725. The Sugru website is informative and entertaining. Loved the videos! I’m sure i have many uses for the product in my home and my RV. I have to have some in the house for when the need arises. Thanks for showing me Sugru exists.

  727. I have never ever heard of this before! brilliant!

    I would make a thank-you stamp… for all the cards I send out with my little kiddos birthday parties 🙂

  730. This is so cool. I really like how you can make it into a stamp, but the options are endless. So fun to see all the different ideas.

  731. I am so into the lego guy that holds your iphone cord! No more cords falling behind my desk and my crawling around to find the cord! (Plus it would remind me of my kids while I am at work!)

  733. I already commented once, but LAUNDRY BASKET HANDLES! I broke one this morning, while trying to climb over my three kids with an overloaded basket and Snap! I immediately thought ‘that stuff katie bower posted about would fix this annoying problem!’ Target here I come, cheaper than buying new baskets!

  734. I love the idea of making a personalized coffee mug. Perfect Father’s Day gift!!

  736. Oh ma gerd! I’d totally use it to fix rainboots! My twin 4 year olds LIVE in their rainboots, and their favorite ones have recently started to crack. What a great solution.

  741. Fell in love with the cute bent-fork drinking glasses, but when I saw the repairs done to the old purse, my heart actually skipped a beat! I have an beautiful vintage tooled leather bag that is too worn to use but too great to toss… I think I might be able to repair it with this amazing product!

  742. Brilliant! I would definitely use Sugru to hang patio lights on my screened in porch.

  745. Umm, hello feather stamp and flower bottle cap stamp! LOVE THEM! I want to make an arrow stamp to add some pattern/interest to my son’s curtains in his ‘outdoors’ themed room. I thought I’d have to hand-paint or find a stencil but this is pure genius and SO easy! 🙂

  746. Neat stuff, genius idea to fix hooks to a radiator to dry coats. Schools all over the midwest USA could use that tip.

  751. Brilliant! I like the outdoor projects, especially the copper magnetic vases!

  752. We are traveling across the states this summer (Washington state to Maine, then down to Florida, and back home to WA) so this product would be awesome for anything that breaks/cracks/misbehaves on our road trip.

  753. I am so intrigued. I’ve got a problem that looks like it might be a WAY cheaper, quicker, easier way to fix my latest near catastrophe.

  754. This stuff looks amazing! Would love to make hooks for my jewelry in my closet!

  755. OMG!!! I have a dishwasher that’s 17 years old works fine for me except the tines that hold the glasses in place are breaking off. Tomorrow morning I’m going to my local Target to purchase Sugru and mend my dishwasher. I’d rather $22 for Sugru than $600 for a new dishwasher. This is wonderful!!

  756. All of my electronic cords to my apple products totally need some of that on the end of the cord! Why haven’t they invented a cord that doesn’t turn yellow and bent funny after a year? 🙁 That is definitely the project I would do first!

  759. I’m loving all the organization ideas! Our house lacks storage BIG time, and the ideas Sugru lists are the website are genius!

  760. I, too, have a broken vegetable bin; love to fix that. Also, I have a raft that leaks; i think it would work that way, too.

  763. I am a firm believer that a girl can do just about anything with cup hooks, clamps, bungee cords, and duct tape. My list must now be expanded to include Sugru! The possibilities are endless, but I will certainly use some to replace some of the missing pieces of the racks in my dishwasher. Thanks!!

  767. I love the idea of hooks on trees! The frames are adorable that they hung, but I know my kids would find all kinds of things to hang on the tree in their fairy garden.

  768. Holy cow!! The uses are endless! I have to say my favorite is running shoe hack for a key! I can finally fix our BBQ cover too! Awesome stuff!

  770. So fun! Love all the fixing possibilities. And the outside projects..love the artwork displayed on the tree..we have a perfect tree in our yard for that ….

  771. I love the hanger idea. I have been wrapping rubber bands around my hangers for years, but this would be the perfect, permanent solution!

  773. I love the coffee mugs! My friend and I always gift mugs to each other and that would be so fun to make!

  776. I actually liked the rock door stopper. Since it was taking something hard and giving it a soft edge to bounce off of; it gave me an idea to soften the corners of tables (such as coffee tables). It could be totally cute too!! You can use fun colors or etch a design into them as well.

  778. Love it! I need to repair my dishwasher shelves and also improve the outdoor tap handle. So many things I could use it for!

  779. There were so many ideas! I loved the art ideas like beads or molding it. I could use this in the classroom or at home.

  780. Looks like I’ll be using Sugru for the same purpose as you… fixing our refrigerator. We love cheese and our cheese drawer apparently couldn’t take all the awesomeness. I think it would also be great for adding ‘feet’ on the bottoms of chairs for easy sliding.

  782. Love the idea of putting it on hangers so shirts don’t fall off, mine always are!

  785. Holy crap on a cracker! I want to try some of those camera experiments they have! Not to mention, I’ll load up our tool box for all the random fixes around the house.

    Thanks, Katie!

  787. The possibilities are endless from crafting, to fixing, to even automotive stuff! I love the idea of making stamps – something not only can I have fun with, but also my 2 year old daughter! (stamped tea towels anyone?)

  788. I loved using the Sugru with Lego figures to hold and organize cords. What a fun product!

  791. this stuff looks awesome! my suitcase broke on a trip this weekend and I would use it to fix that freakin’ handle! Thanks for sharing.

  793. I like the large stamp idea, I think i’d like to try that. The fork handle was very creative too, I don’t want it, but it was really neat.

  794. Hooks! Also, fixing things like the refrigerator shelf, adding a “soft grip” to some gardening tools (older and work better than new ones, but the handles need help!) door bumpers….the list seems endless!!

  797. This stuff looks amazing! I would repair the rain boots I put a hole in while shoveling the garden 🙂

  801. I’m a boy mom, so of course I love the Lego minifigures as cable/phone charger holders! So cool! And so is Sugru!

  802. Can’t wait to fix the feet on my vintage barstools! I’ve tried cork and every sticky pad out there! Yay! Thanks Katie

  804. Oh wow! My fridge shelf is broken, and I had no idea I could fix it with this!

  806. I’d make the hooks, for sure. I’m constantly trying to hide the ones I use for Christmas decorations, but since there are so many colors, I can just match my house!

  808. I like the seashell pendants from the website, and I might use sugru to attach other objects to jewelry findings and make pretty pendants!

  809. Anything crafty or use with outdoor equipment. Heck, I would probably use it to fix little things here and there like you did. 🙂

  811. It’s listed as non-toxic on the Target website but that means a great number of things. More specifically, it is not food-safe or medical grade and since it does contain silicone, it can irritate skin in the uncured form (if you are sensitive to silicone or one of the other ingredients!) and so yes, you are right about the fact that you don’t want to have someone chew on it. In the cured form, it says on the website “it is safe for everyone and for general skin contact”. I don’t know why certain info is not listed on the packaging…but it is a UK company so maybe it’s a different set of rules over there? Here is the contact form if you would like to ask them a question directly…they can probably give you much better answers than me 🙂
    xo – kb

  812. I’m not sure where it would be in your specific Target! It is probably best to ask a Target associate!
    xo – kb

  813. Oooh! I would totally use Sugru to hang some outdoor globe string lights on our porch! So cool!

  816. I so need this for my fridge drawer! Thanks for the tip Katie! But my crafty self will probably make the cool craft stamp long before my fridge gets fixed!!!!

  819. I really like the plug hub that was made. I think I need to pick up some of this stuff. I also can’t believe you can use it to fix fridge shelves.

  820. I’ve just really gotten into crocheting, and I saw in their crafting section two different ideas. One is to use it to make the crochet hooks more comfortable (the hand fatigue can get pretty bad) and the other is to make a yarn basket with hoops on the edge to keep the yarn from tangling. I love that these are both customization and I don’t need to buy something preformed that may not be exactly what I was looking for.

    I’m going to have to run to target and check out this Sugru stuff!

  821. I would make the hooks, and I also have a fridge drawer that is cracked. ( I may have kicked it closed 1 too many times! )

  822. I love the idea of being able to hang outdoor lights w/o having to drill. Genius!!

  823. Wow….this stuff is amazing!! I love the idea of upcycled jam jars that become cute mugs by attaching bent forks as handles. Genius!! Gotta get some of this for sure!!

  825. Would love to be able to hang lights outdoors for the summer without drilling!

  827. I really like the idea of using it to feed yarn out of a basket to stop it getting tangled. Great idea!

  828. Ummm. nothing beats the fridge fix! We have so many busted parts on ours, this is amazing! I need to find some of this stuff!

  830. Putting Sugru on clothes hangers so that your clothes won’t slide off – now that’s something I never would have thought of trying. Very cook idea and product!

  832. Love the hooks idea! Maybe even move a fridge shelf between the original supports.

  833. Stampers – wish this stuff had been around when my kids were young – we loved to stamp our own wrapping paper but didn’t always like the available patterns. Tried cut potatoes, apples, etc. but didn’t work as well as one would hope – so this would have been a godsend!

  834. The pencil grips and ruler grip would help us a ton! We homeschool and our pencils are forever rolling off the table!! We lose minutes and attention spans just chasing pencils out from under the table back to where they should be. Having them attached to the side of the notebook or tabletop permanently is genius (they refuse to stay in the jar/caddy where they belong–they have a mind of their own!!) 🙂

  838. Hooray Sugru! We fixed a freezer shelf with it, and added little nubs to the dashboard of our car to hold our phones when we’re using GPS, and now I’m eyeing that baby-friendly fork project of yours!

  839. I would love to use if for putting hooks in my bathroom without drilling into walls. Hanging lights outside looks fun too!

  842. I LOVE the headphone desk hook, such a great idea. I would use Sugru to reattach my broken dryer door (thorn in my side for the past 3 years!) I would also use it to repair a worn part on my work shoes. The possibilities are endless!

  843. What a cool product! LOVE LOVE LOVE the stamp idea!!! And the seashell pendant is a close 2nd…so awesome 🙂

  844. Make your home safer for kids. Since we are expecting our first child this september, I would love to use it to make the kitchen sink more baby proof, so we can bathe our little girl in the sink.

  851. I love their idea to turn jam jars into drinking glasses by Sugru-ing old flatware to the jars as handles! And since you can mix the Sugru colors to create a custom shade, it could go with any décor. My in-laws are building a beach cabin right now and I think this would be a great DIY gift for their new kitchen!

  856. Ohhh I love hanging the scissors on the magnet from the bottom of the shelf! How cool!! I need 100 packs so I can hang the 100 pairs of scissors in my house!

  857. I could use this for many activities. I have a ton of stuff that is broken in my home and i love thr crafts – making designs on mugs – how cool.

  859. The 3 ways to carry your key while running post was amazing! I would have never thought of these. Love the sugru ideas & would love to put some of them to good use in my home!

  862. I love the stained glass decorations! I’d like to use that technique to make a mobile for our nursery.

  866. The life hacks for tech gadgets is awesome! making ‘hooks’ to hang your iPad anywhere is pretty sweet 🙂

  868. I love the idea of attaching grill utensils onto the side of the grill! So simple but so handy, too! 🙂

  869. I love their project to make clothes hangers grippy – How simple and Lord knows I need that.

    And I also need to fix some broken fridge drawers, too!

    Thanks for the giveaway 🙂

  870. So cool! i love the craft projects, specifically the coffee mugs with the stamped words in the side…awesome! I’m excited to check Target for some!

  871. Oooo the shadow box idea is adorable — we just had a baby and I would love to make one with his hospital memories 🙂 Yay!!

  872. Hi! I just heard about Sugru about a week ago and have been thinking about getting some. I started following their Pinterest boards and there are so many cool things to do with it!
    I just went to their website and I am excited about the idea of customized ear buds. I have weird shaped ear canals I guess because I have a heck of a time finding buds that will stay put while I am on the treadmill! I would love the chance to make some that fit me exactly.

  874. I asked for some pretty stringed lights for Christmas that have since been sitting in a cabinet waiting for an idea to spark as to how i can hang them under my covered porch. The Sugru website has solved that mystery! Thanks Katie!

  876. What a great idea to put on my gardening tool handles. They will be easy to spot to gather them up from my yard.

  881. I would love to make my own stamps with this! I also have a few items around the house that could be fixed with this!

  884. I’m 100% making some of those cute cord holders and putting it in my beekeeper toolbox!! …and giving this to my dad for Father’s Day. He’ll love it!

  885. sugru hooks are a great idea. I also like the idea of experimenting without drilling in the bathroom tile.

  887. I love the sugru stamps — how fun! I also really liked how they used Sugru to add pot lid holders to the inside doors of cabinets!

  892. My favorite is definitely using Sugru to fix cords – I have a few mac and iphone chargers in need of repair!

  893. I love the idea of putting my phone on my bike with sugru! That would make listening to music so much easier on a long ride.

  894. I am loving a lot of the projects but really love the sugru outdoor light hooks!!! Perfect for lighting outside this summer!

  897. I love the tree hooks. The fact that you can make hooks that hold weight is great. That you can put them on tree bark and it’ll hold, is amazing!

  899. I like the possibility of using sugru to temporarily add hooks or fixtures to tile or porceline. Seems like a great solution for having hand towels within reach for little ones, and then they can be removed once the kids have grown.

  900. I love this giveaway!!!!!!!!!!! I really like the idea of creating jewelry and also fixing broken wires. Off to buy some!

  901. We are all about Target, Lego dudes, and fixing things. That Lego minifigure cable holder idea is shouting out to my family! Sugru looks like a fun way to fix and create things. Thanks!

  904. I am a sucker for all things glue… especially since I have small people who break ALL OF THE THINGS in our house!! I love that you can mold hanging hooks out of Sugru and fix anything from shoe soles to surfboards!

  905. i could definitely use sugru to fix my kids’ umbrellas! they both have a couple of parts that have snapped. i didn’t even think of it until i saw it on the sugru site!

  907. I love being able to hang and test out different spots for bathroom accessories. I have a bathroom project that it would be perfect for. Cool product!,

  908. I LOVE the idea that I can use these on my cables. I will definitely be using this product on my electronic adapter cables. Amazing!

  915. I like the customizable mug project – such a fun idea to stamp words, and neat that it’s dishwasher safe too.

  916. This stuff is so cool! I don’t even know where I would start…hang string lights, repair chipped flower pots, make personalized stamps with the kids, repair my broken Ikea frames…the possibilities are seriously endless. 🙂

  917. Hang a hook anywhere! I need a couple of hooks in the kitchen, but I dont want to drill into the cabinets. These would be perfect!

  918. I love that I could use it to hang lights outside on a surface that would be really difficult to hang them from otherwise!

  919. I love the idea of the lego figures keeping cables in order. My boys would love helping me with that project. What a great product!

  921. I’ve got a broken drawer in my refrigerator that’s just waiting to Sugru ed!!

  922. I would do the universal cable grip on the side of my nightstand – I’m always fishing around on the floor for my cell phone and kindle cables to charge at night!

  923. I love everything about this product! The fridge repair! the pot holders, the hooks the lego cord holders! Gotta go get some Sugru!

  924. I like the idea to hang outdoor lights. I’ll need to try that on our covered patio.

  925. I LOVE, LOVE…like triple dog LOVE…that it can fix rain boots!
    I crack my rain boots every {EVERY} stinkin’ year!
    I wear them in the winter for the rain, then summer hits and here in California that means a dry heat, ZERO rain, and I then use my rain boots for gardening boots and in the dry heat they crack all up which is no big deal in August in 120 temp, but then November hits and our first big rain storm, and I grab my rain/gardening boots and slip them on…and then I have wet soggy feet the rest of the day!!!

  927. I actually just bought some at target to fix my son’s play yard. It’s a big plastic divider that separates his play space from the rest of the living room. I was worried we were going to have to buy a new one but I’m hoping this works instead!

  928. OMG! Thank you for this post! How cool is Sugru?? Honestly, you had me with your refrigerator shelf fix, but the ideas are endless on their site! Must go find this at Target!

  929. How neat! I love the hook idea, especially for spots where you can’t just drill a hole.

  930. I definitely need to get some of this stuff to fix all the broken things I have been ignoring around the house , but as far as projects go those adorable jam jars turned mugs are my favorite project!

  931. This is cool stuff! I like the idea of using Sugru to refresh worn or broken signs.

  932. everything in the gadgets & tech – get cords under control, remotes, LEGOS! wow cool product and great giveaway!

  933. I loved all the travel Sugru tips, especially the umbrella and suitcase repairs! And that DIY GoPro stick?! Genius!

  935. I love this stuff! My favorite project idea is the hooks for hanging lights outside–I’ve wanted to hang some cute string lights on our patio forever but the thought of drilling into brick was too much commitment for me!

  941. I love the personalized stamp idea! At first, I thought you were talking about a stamp you put on a otter and mail… But then I looked on the website and said, “ohhh a stamp!”. I’ve thought about making my own but couldn’t think of a way to practically do it without becoming a professional. Sugru is the answer!

  942. OMG this would change my life for the kids bathroom! Toothbrush holder, a towel ring they wouldn’t pull down!! This is perfect.

  943. OMG- the DIY for hooks to hang outdoor light?! Total game changer for our backyard. Thanks for sharing…and for the giveaway!

  944. I would make a fabric stamp for sure. There are also just a few broken toys around here that could use a fix.

  945. making stamps would be awesome, the possibilities endless. not to mention fixing things that ” just couldnt be fixed ”
    would love to win

  949. Mind Blown! I looked at the 18 spring projects, and will now order this stuff. Super excited! From the 18 spring projects, I want to do the self watering pot (genius and low cost), fix a pesky gutter that I some gutter-fixing gloop didn’t work on, improve on the water handle (tough to turn), fix the patio umbrella, and adding rubber feet to the margarita pitcher. Sugru should work on our patio chairs too. The rubber caps have worn off, and the liquid plastic looked to messy to use, and I can’t find replacement rubber caps. I have a broken left side mirror that I haven’t had anything work on. Couple of the sugru balls should make the mirror attach to the housing!

  950. I thought the tree covered with frames & decorations was super cool (perfect for an outdoor wedding or event) and something I would have thought could be done only with nails! With three kids we constantly have things that are broken just a little bit, but just enough to be unusable, so this will come in handy! Had never even heard about it until your post!

  952. @Katie was does registering your email address mean?

    From “NITTY GRITTY : …The winner must register their email address…”

    I’m assuming to be considered as a contestant that I need to register? Where do I register?

    (have another idea – to create a cushion on magnetic earrings for those of us that can’t or don’t have pierced ears!)

  953. I’m really diggin’ those magnetic copper vases and all the copper projects shown!

  955. Fixing the rusty dishwasher rack is just the ticket. I bought my husband some Sugru and he has been hoarding it, but now that we can easily find it at Target, we can use it with abandon!

  956. Call me simple, but I love the running key projects. The bullfrog clip is genius! I always fear I’ll lose my key mid run.

  957. I would use Sugru to fix my kids’ shoes! We’ve got a favorite pair on sandals here and super glue is not going to cut it!

  958. This stuff is so cool! I would love to try it yo hang outside lights. I was looking for something just like this to hand outside lights over our patio.

  959. This stuff is awesome!! The possibilities are endless! I love that it can fix charging cables.

  960. I am totally digging this stuff! I would love to use it for the outdoor hooks project… it looks too good to be true!

  962. What a cool product. Love the Lego add-on’s for my boys! I could fix so much stuff with sugru!

  965. Use Sugru to make hangers/hooks for all over the kitchen and inside the cabinets for pot kids! Yes please!!!

  968. Love the kid’s camera hack! Need to try this with my old Sony for the kiddos to use 🙂

  970. OK this stuff is awesome!! And $250 to Target!? Yes please!! I love idea of using this to hang outside string lights 🙂 NEED to do that!

  971. Oh, geez….where to begin. We have a broken kids drumset that needs one of the Tom-Toms put back on. That is the FIRST thing I would do! Then after that I am going to mount a lego man at the corner of our counter to hold my phone cord. Adorbs!

  972. My favorite sugru fix is applying balls of it to the rusted, gross tips of a dishwasher rack! Genius!

  974. I totally will be using this to hang outside lighting in our new gazebo!

  976. Loved the Lego people as cable holders! Definitely going to get some to fix up some wobbly stools.

  977. I would sugru the souls of some awesome vintage boots that have sprung a leak.

  978. Fixing the chair foot made me think of using this stuff to fix the heels of my favorite shoes! I hate that he little plastic/rubber things have already worn out. With this, I won’t have to throw out the shoes.

  980. love the idea of using it to make things grippy like you did with the silverware or they did with crochet needles or bottles.

  982. Wow this stuff does everything! I loved the toothbrush holder idea and making a cover for scissors

  989. I want to use sugru to make my shoes more comfortable! You can put a bit of sugru in places where the shoe rubs you the wrong way (like the back of your heel) and, voila!, comfy shoes and non-blistered feet! 🙂

  990. I absolutely LOVE the personalized converse idea! My boys are constantly in converse and would love the idea of making them totally their own with the personalization!!!

  991. I love the idea of using it to make your camera drop-proof. Some of the more sturdy cases are so darn bulky. This looks like it would be a perfect solution!
    Thanks for the tip on this – I’m headed to Target this afternoon to check it out!

  992. You can use it to heatproof a pan handle?? Amazing! I am curious if I could put it on the bottom of my rocking chair to stop it from scratching the wood floors. I think I need this stuff!

  993. I love the tech gadget projects! This would be perfect to fix all our apple cords!!

  994. So much inspiration on their website! I love the ideas for keeping your key with you when out for a run. Who would have thought to attach it to a hair clip? Or the scarf hanger made from a piece of wood and some unused napkin rings is so creative and beautiful.

  998. I love the stamps people have created using Sugru! Especially the one using a bottle cap and stamping it onto fabric – totally something I would do!

  1000. Call me simple, but I love the running key projects. The bullfrog clip is so smart

  1002. Oh my goodness, this stuff is so cool! I love the idea of making sugru hooks anywhere! That would definitely be cheaper than continually buying command hooks for our rental!

  1003. I love the lego projects! So cute. We’ve used Sugru to repair a number of things around the house– it’s amazing stuff! Thanks for the giveaway.

  1005. I love the project for hanging outside lights! I have known about sugru for quite some time as a family I nannied for some years back the mother was an engineer and was sent some for testing- she and her physics students made all sorts of awesome models with it. I didn’t know about their site with project ideas though- I love the idea of using it for hanging things without drilling or making holes since my husband and I will be perpetual renters until he finishes his schooling

  1006. I tally like the idea of using it for outside lights. The lights really weigh down our bushes, so it would be nice to have a new way to have them.

  1007. I love the Lego ideas! And my outside cafe lights keep falling in my screened porch so I’ve got to get some sugru! Thanks!

  1008. I love the idea of using it to fix a cracked coffee mug handle. The “new” colors are fun!

  1009. This stuff looks AMAZINNG!! The stamps! The copper vases! I can finally fix my daughter’s doll house piece that I can never get just right. I need this!

  1011. I have used Sugru to personalize my laptop charger and to make etchings stand out more! Great product!

  1015. Love the idea of creating a stamp with sugru. I really need to get some curtains hung in my sons room and think stamping fabric would be fun to try!

  1017. Ahh fixing holes in my rainboots for sure! I go through so many pairs because I walk through the marsh and pluff mud.

  1018. I love the idea of using it to hang things on the grill. My husband loves outdoor cooking and could use this stuff in lots of different ways!

  1019. Whoa, the future is here! This stuff looks really cool. I can think of about 5 projects off the top of my head that I’d use it for. I really like the idea of using it to attach stuff to our bikes.

  1020. Thinking of a zillion ways to us this, but definitely going to try it to make stamps.

  1021. Thanks for this! I’m actually going to make a set of that cutlery for my mom…she has arthritis really bad in her hands and the adaptive flatware for adults is both expensive and horrifically ugly. Like. So ugly I would be ashamed to give it to her.

  1023. how has your fridge shelf held up? I just ordered some sugru for the same purpose – only for my freezer.

  1024. It held up great on one shelf and the other got broken again…someone (no naming names but it starts with an L and ends with J) was hanging on it 🙁
    xo – kb

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