MEDIUM -THIMBLE LEATHER NATU

Far superior in my opinion to metal, the half metal/half plastic thimbles. Molds to your finger, comfortable, sturdy, very well made. The price is a bit of a shock for a thimble but I can see this will last years and years if I can keep from losing it.

firstly, it is so pretty! love the clover and design. however what is best about it is how it fits so well!! It is so comfortable I forget I am wearing it at times. It is essential to my kit, I don't think I could hand sew w/o it now. Sturdy too, feels like it can last a good long while. I do hand quilting and this is a must have. It is leather too, so no weird plastics rubbing on your skin, no dinky metal thimble that sits precariously, this is worth every penny.

Best ever

It fits snugly on my finger and lets me feel what I'm doing. I don't have to worry about it slipping around or finding a divot like I do for metal thimbles. Lightweight and comfortable. It is perfect for my embroidery and looks pretty, too! I plan to get another one (or two) to use when I'm knitting as well for when I press against the tips of my needles to adjust where the yarn is.

I like using it when I’m sewing through thicker fabrics or multiple layers. It definitely has gotten to be a better fit on my finger after some use.

I've always had a hard time trying to use a thimble. In fact, I rarely used them & my fingers would be so sore! This leather thimble is perfect! It is long enough to stay on my fingertips, but does not get in the way when I'm trying to place my next stitch! It's comfortable & very effectve!!!

After trying one of those hard plastic thimbles, which got in the way of my knitting, I came across this leather one. I tend to use the side of my index finger rather than the end when pushing the left needle to complete the stitch. This Clover leather finger protector works for both methods, preventing the horrid finger pain I was having before. What I really like is that the leather still allows me to feel the knitting in my hand, and allows maneuverability where the hard plastic one didn't. The medium is a perfect fit for my index finger. For reference, I am a female with smallish hands (I usually have to buy boys' winter gloves because women's gloves are too long in the fingers), and my ring size is 5-6.

NOTE for quilters...These are photos of my quilting done while in the car on a long drive - they are not straight seams cause the road was very bumpy! I'm sure you all can relate to "car quilting"! I have an expensive "cut-out for long nails" thimble that I've used for years, when last week I happened upon a quilting video from Japan and the lady was wearing this exact leather thimble. I ordered it and have not regretted it! It is comfortable and a good snug fit and I am quilting much faster with it over my other metal thimble. At first try, I put it on incorrectly, with the logo being on the quilting/stabbing side of my finger. Then I realized that the other, curvier section had the extra layer of leather and I then twisted it around my finger properly. This thimble will give me much enjoyment in my hand-quilting. So glad I purchased it.