A cord dispenser includes a body having a body outer wall and an inner chamber. The inner chamber is operable to contain a length of cord, the cord having a first cord end. A retaining mechanism is rigidly affixed to the body outer wall of the dispenser. The retaining mechanism is sized to removably secure a light source. A first through-hole is disposed in the body through which the first cord end is operable to be extended and to be securely attached to the light source.

A cord dispenser includes a body having a body outer wall and an inner chamber. The inner chamber is operable to contain a length of cord, the cord having a first cord end. A retaining mechanism is rigidly affixed to the body outer wall of the dispenser. The retaining mechanism is sized to removably secure a light source. A first through-hole is disposed in the body through which the first cord end is operable to be extended and to be securely attached to the light source.

A wearable healthcare multi-accessory tool includes a truncated conical body adapted to support health care attachment and illumination accessories, and an elongated tubular shaft having an interior open cavity and a lower opening to enable insertion of at least one of a hemostat and scissor into the shaft. The shaft supports the body about the shaft in a displaced relationship above the lower opening of the shaft so as to provide an annular space surrounding the shaft below and recessed relative to the body exterior so as to enable incorporation of a roll of health care tape into the annular space being rotatable about the shaft to enable a strip of the health care tape to be pulled and severed from the roll. The shaft also has at least one protrusion thereon adjacent to the lower opening to support the roll of health care tape about the shaft in the annular space.

A wearable healthcare multi-accessory tool includes a truncated conical body adapted to support health care attachment and illumination accessories, and an elongated tubular shaft having an interior open cavity and a lower opening to enable insertion of at least one of a hemostat and scissor into the shaft. The shaft supports the body about the shaft in a displaced relationship above the lower opening of the shaft so as to provide an annular space surrounding the shaft below and recessed relative to the body exterior so as to enable incorporation of a roll of health care tape into the annular space being rotatable about the shaft to enable a strip of the health care tape to be pulled and severed from the roll. The shaft also has at least one protrusion thereon adjacent to the lower opening to support the roll of health care tape about the shaft in the annular space.

Described herein are embodiments of a yarn-carrying and dispensing apparatus. The embodiments described allow knitters to easily transport, carry and use balls of yarn for knitting and other knitting materials. The embodiments prevent the ball of yarn from rolling away or getting tangled or intertwined. The embodiments also easily and smoothly dispense the yarn, making the knitting more efficient and easier for the knitter. The embodiments provide additional elements to accommodate a knitter: (i) a ruler allowing, for example, to measure a knitting sampler; (ii) a needle gauge and needle openings, allowing, for example, to measure the size of a needle; and (3) an insert allowing, for example, to hold one or more balls of yarn.

Described herein are embodiments of a yarn-carrying and dispensing apparatus. The embodiments described allow knitters to easily transport, carry and use balls of yarn for knitting and other knitting materials. The embodiments prevent the ball of yarn from rolling away or getting tangled or intertwined. The embodiments also easily and smoothly dispense the yarn, making the knitting more efficient and easier for the knitter. The embodiments provide additional elements to accommodate a knitter: (i) a ruler allowing, for example, to measure a knitting sampler; (ii) a needle gauge and needle openings, allowing, for example, to measure the size of a needle; and (3) an insert allowing, for example, to hold one or more balls of yarn.

A needle storing device having a tube having a passageway, a first end and a second end, and a first cap having a top portion, a collar, a cavity, and an opening defined by a perimeter rim, wherein the tube is configured to receive at least one needlework circular, wherein the first cap engages the first end of the tube, wherein the collar of the first cap extends from the perimeter of the top portion of the first cap thereby defining the cavity of the first cap, and wherein the opening of the first cap is configured to receive a needlework circular.

A dispensing rack includes a first stand, a second stand, and a movable base. The first and second stands are configured to hold multiple rolls and dispense multiple layers simultaneously from the multiple rolls. Other embodiments are described.

A dispensing rack includes a first stand, a second stand, and a movable base. The first and second stands are configured to hold multiple rolls and dispense multiple layers simultaneously from the multiple rolls. Other embodiments are described.

The carton-less yarn bobbin package includes at least one row of yarn bobbins having a bottom layer and at least one top layer of yarn bobbins located and centered in position and tightly packed in a protective, disassemblable, durable, mechanically strong, rigid and cushioning packing unit.