odds and ends
nounUK /ˌɒdz ən ˈendz/
US /ˌɑːdz ən ˈendz/
A mix of small, different things that are left over or not important.
She kept a box of odds and ends like buttons, string, and old keys in the drawer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small jobs or tasks that are not finished yet.
I spent the afternoon doing odds and ends around the house.
3. Leftover pieces of cloth or material used for small repairs.
The tailor saved the odds and ends of fabric for patches.
4. A collection of unimportant items gathered over time.
His desk was covered with odds and ends from years of work.