Bodkin

The fashion designer employed a bodkin to add intricate lace detailing to the wedding gown.

The wedding planner used a bodkin to thread the ribbon through the invitations.

The tailor relied on a bodkin to weave the tape through the curtains.

The student borrowed a bodkin from the sewing kit to mend the tear in her backpack.

The seamstress carefully inserted the bodkin into the fabric to create a neat hem.

The dressmaker carefully inserted the bodkin through the layers of the garment to create even gathers.

The tailor's apprentice practiced using a bodkin to sew buttons onto shirts.

The costume designer used a bodkin to weave the trim into the costume.

The costume designer used a bodkin to thread the elastic through the waistband of the ballet tutu.

The calligraphy artist carefully unclogged the ink passages in his pen using a bodkin.

The student's handwriting improved after he learned how to clean the pen nib with a bodkin.

The aspiring writer always kept a bodkin handy to clear any blockages in his fountain pen.

The ink manufacturer included a small bodkin with each bottle to assist customers in maintaining their pens.

The librarian offered the visitor a bodkin to fix the ink flow in the historical quill pen on display.

The pen repair technician skillfully used a bodkin to remove the dried ink from the pen's feed.

The artist delicately cleared the ink passages of his dip pen with a bodkin before starting a new illustration.

He carefully tapped the bodkin against the edge of the pipe to remove the ash.

The shopkeeper handed me a bodkin and explained how to use it for packing down the tobacco.

She bought a new bodkin for her father, who enjoyed smoking his pipe on the porch.

He always carried a bodkin in his pocket for whenever he wanted to smoke a pipe.

The stable owner taught the new stable hand how to use a bodkin to clean the hooves properly.

The experienced rider could identify the need for a bodkin just by observing the horse's gait.

The veterinarian recommended the use of a bodkin to prevent infections caused by debris in the hooves.

The horseshoer utilized the bodkin to ensure a smooth and comfortable ride for the horse.