Pincushion (noun)

A cushion used for holding pins and needles, typically used by seamstresses and tailors.

Origin:

From pin + cushion.

Examples:

1. The pincushion on the sewing table was filled with pins and needles of various sizes and colors.
2. The pincushion on the workbench was shaped like a tomato, adding a touch of whimsy to the workspace.
3. The pincushion on the dress form was made of velvet, preventing the pins from damaging the fabric.
4. The pincushion on the craft table was attached to a wristband, making it easy for the crafter to keep track of their pins.
5. The pincushion on the drafting table was mounted on a magnet, making it easy to pick up and place pins.