🧵 SM420 Colonial Thimble Pack Plus - Beige Review

I embroider a lot and during a big project I had problems with sore fingers. Standard thimbles don't work for me because I need to be able to grip the needles while protecting my fingers. They work fine. It took me a while to figure out where they work best on my fingers and get used to having them in place. I wish they held up a little better and held the adhesion longer but I am happy with the quality and will continue to use them. I will buy them again.

I have tried many thimbles to use with my lace knitting needles. Pointed needles are very sharp on the end, especially the lower end sizes, such as . B. Size one. The ultra dimpled thimble is the best. The tip of the index finger on my right hand hurts a lot as I push the needle point back to remove the thread from the needle. I've never had problems with glue dots like some reviewers claim. So knitters are NOT just for quilting and sewing. take action. You will not regret it

I liked ThimbleCrown I went to the quilt show last year so I decided to try other thimbles offered by this company. LOVE that they have a multipack for just that! I love the crown, but I love the thimble even more. I'm so glad I got the package so I can try it! I can't wait to get to the quilted part of my project so I can try dimples. :) Highly recommended if you are unsure which Thimble product is right for you. I can confirm that the adhesives used do not seem to affect me and I am usually…

The Plus thimble pack is not only a great deal, it's a great idea. I've tried several styles of thimbles lately and have never found one of the conventional thimbles that fits my (admittedly fairly large) fingers comfortably. These thimbles don't completely cover the finger - just a small spot where the needle often hits. The package contains two metal thimbles - one with a textured finish like a regular thimble and one smooth - to clip onto whichever finger is most comfortable. There are also…