darner
/ˈdɑːrnər/
noun
- A person who mends holes in fabric by stitching, especially in socks or clothing.
- The old darner worked carefully to repair the torn sweater.
- My grandmother was a skilled darner who could fix any sock.
- The tailor hired a darner to mend the holes in the vintage dress.
- A needle used for darning, typically long and with a large eye.
- She threaded the darner and began stitching the tear.
- He lost his darner and had to buy a new one at the craft store.
- A darner is thicker than a regular sewing needle, making it easier to use with yarn.