A noun may be modified by a noun, an adjective, or a verb clause.
Pattern: ⓃounなⓃoun

Sacchan shows Yui an item she found that had fallen into their secret hideout:
Sacchan: 「
The noun
As a basic sentence, 「メガネが
Pattern: ⓃounのⓃoun

Since their family’s trip to the aquarium was cancelled, Kanami’s older brother bought sketch books and crayons for an alternative activity to cheer up his sister.
Brother: 「これにお
He suggests the two of them draw
Pattern: ⒶdjectiveⓃoun

After being late to school, Usagi is told to stand out in the hall. There, Usagi laments her situation.
Usagi:「んもーーっ か
She says to herself that an か
Pattern: ⒸlauseⓃoun
A clause ending in a verb may be used as a modifier for a noun.

Chinatsu agrees to show Makoto the way to the nearby department store, but with a condition.
Chinatsu: 「あそこに
Makoto must buy her a ドーナッツ (doughnut). However, it’s just not just any ドーナッツ. It’s modified by the clause, 「あそこに
This clause-modified noun is the equivalent to: 「ドーナッツがあそこに