（2pcs）Sewing Thimble Finger Protector, Adjustable Finger Metal Shield Protector Pin Needles Sewing Quilting Craft Accessories DIY Sewing Tools (S)

（2pcs）Sewing Thimble Finger Protector, Adjustable Finger Metal Shield Protector Pin Needles Sewing Quilting Craft Accessories DIY Sewing Tools (S)

$ 4.99

Score By Feature

Based on 552 ratings

Easy to use

9.31

Sturdiness

9.08

Thickness

8.68

Comfort

8.50

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Product Description

Two pieces, small, 14-16mm diameter, Brass alloy, small size, metal alloy, package of 2 pcs

Thimble for hand sewing, needlework, and needlepoint that bends to fit your fingertip

copper thimble is perfect for long fingernails with its vintage open-sided metal construction

The thimble is flexible and open sided so you can put it on however you like. The top of the glove is open to keep perspiration away from your finger

This is a handy tool for beginners, a useful sewing notion, and a great gift for someone who sews

Questions & Answers

The webbing is sturdy enough through which to sew?

The question you asked is unclear to me. The metal isn't strong enough to let you sew through it. You are sewing something onto a webbing strap if you are doing this.

Can I find out where they are ?

There is no clear answer. There is no indication of the country of origin for these items.

What if I want to wear these on the side of my By using my middle finger, I am able to drive the needle through the ?

You need to have small fingers for this.

There is no large size for hand sizes greater than 18mm? I have meaty hands about 25mm diameter, not 18mm! ?

These are the only sizes available, we're so sorry! The size of our thimble is as in the picture, we have just two sizes, you're welcome!

Selected User Reviews For （2pcs）Sewing Thimble Finger Protector, Adjustable Finger Metal Shield Protector Pin Needles Sewing Quilting Craft Accessories DIY Sewing Tools (S)

The system works surprisingly well

5/5

It was my first time using anything other than the standard cap thimble, so I wasn't sure what the experience would be like. To me, the advantage of these thimbles was that I could adjust them to fit the finger I wanted to use and they would not keep falling off like normal thimbles. My first impression was that these little guys work well, and they remain in place well. Since I needlepoint I need a thimble that will fit on my ring finger sideways, which makes it a bit awkward to fit a thimble with an oval shape on my ring finger. I was able to adjust the fitting off center, but I am now used to it. that I have it, I wouldn't want to be without it. The only complaint I have is that occasionally the threads get caught on the adjustable overlap and I have to catch them and move them.

Daleyza Richards

| Aug 12, 2020

Whether you call it that or not, it is still a thimble

5/5

Good to hear. don't need thimbles very often, but when I'm sewing with heavy materials, sometimes I want to use something to insert the needle. As far as I can tell, they work fine. I would say it doesn't feel quite as secure as a thimble, but maybe that's just me. They are appropriate and I would select them again if I had the choice.

Cade Small

| Aug 14, 2020

Good enough for the job

5/5

The reason I ordered these was that I didn't know if they would suit my needs. It was mentioned in some of the previous reviews that they did not The fingers on my hand are not long and slender. The ones I have are short, stubby, and a little No one can say that they are fat, but it is impossible to describe them as I found the thimbles to On the performance front The thimbles are just that. I found them to be sturdy and they worked great.

Kaiden Herman

| Nov 06, 2020

A small size that is difficult to fit on Though the product can be expanded, it will still be too small for the fingers of most people regardless

3/5

It did not work for me because I have a small hand. Go elsewhere. Good concept, but poorly handled.

Jesse Williamson

| Nov 18, 2020

My thumbs love playing kalimba with this one

5/5

Playing the kalimba with these is what I'm doing. I thought these would help improve the pain in my thumbs, and I was about to stop playing but decided to try them anyway. I absolutely love it!.

Laylah Lamb

| Oct 04, 2020

I found the fit to be quite comfortable

5/5

My favorite form of cross stitch is cross stitching, so I need My first experience with this type of paper is nil. I like how it's lightweight and doesn't cause my finger to sweat like a normal thimbal would. It was a great purchase that I will make again in the future.

Aarya Eaton

| Jan 06, 2021

You can protect your fingers with finger armor! Some people refer to them as 'Finger Armor,' and that is correct! I would recommend this thimble to anyone

5/5

You can use the nail protector part to push a stubborn needle with it. There's nothing better than the feel and look of this finger armor. I love it! It's totally worth the money.