#sewing

• Pincushion — A small cushion, box, or specially made holder used for storing and holding sewing needles and pins in a household; pincushion. Within the context of traditional tailoring guilds and crafts, it represented an indispensable accessory often worn at the waist or integrated into the work kit.
• Pincushion — A traditional sewing accessory used for organizing work tools, appearing in two forms: either a small box or case made of wood, metal, or bone intended for holding needles and thread, or a small fabric cushion stuffed with wool or bran into which needles are stuck during work to keep them handy. The term is primarily found in the regional dialects of Moldavia and Transylvania.
• Hanger loop — A small piece of fabric, strap, cord, metallic ring, or loop fixed onto a garment, towel, or household object to allow it to be suspended on a nail or rack; as a feminine adjective (especially in botany), it describes a plant (such as ivy or grapevine) that climbs by securing itself to an external support using tendrils or adventitious roots.