Clover I Sew for Fun Flexible Set Thimble, purple and blue 2

I made an entire embroidery project without these and was in pain for weeks, so I bought this set for my next project and it was a game changer. They grip the needle perfectly so there’s so much less pressure on your hands and they make it easy to push and pull the needle through your fabric with ease. I didn’t have any problems with them fitting, they are nice and stretchy but still snug. If you do any sort of hand embroidery or sewing these are worth the price to save your fingertips.

Second purchase as I wore out the first ones. Good to keep fingers from getting sore when pushing or pulling needles, not thick enough to use as a thimble.

These thimbles are very thin and flexible, and I love that because it is what I needed it. I have others that are so stiff even silicone ones and I need to be able to move my hands when I am sewing. The only issue I came across is that the small purple one is too small, and the blue one is too big. LOL other than that they are ok. I do believe they are overpriced for the quality, the holes if you pull hard enough will rip the silicone and you'll be done in one use. I do take care of them and I like them, but I believe is too expensive for a tiny thin silicone piece.

One thimble was too small but wonderful comfort. Appropriate thickness and soft and easy to use. Excellent quality.

They are very nicely made but too small for my hands. As a gauge, my ring finger is size 9, even though that is not the finger it’s put on.

These aren't thimbles for pushing needles or protecting fingers. They are pullers. There's one for the thumb and one for the first finger, and the silicone material allows grabbing a needle securely without a lot of pressure on arthritic hands. At first I thought they looked too small for my middle-sized fingers, but they are designed with holes that allow them to stretch a lot while still remaining comfortable. My fingers get a little sweaty, but the holes help with that as well. They are thin, which means that my fingers can still "feel" the needle--they don't feel clunky and clumsy, like thicker versions. I've already ordered another pair so I can have one in my travel kit and my home sewing box without having to switch back and forth.

I want to just say - these 100% worked for me. However, I have small hands/fingers. I haven’t yet sewed with them, but they appear to do what they need to do and fit me perfectly (slightly tight even for my small fingers). I’m attaching pictures with them on next to a Taco Bell spork for size comparison (if that helps?). I am so glad I finally bit the bullet and bought these after sewing for so long and messing up my poor thumb and pointer fingers!! Super excited to try them in practice. Happy Sewing!!

I hand quilt, and these flexible thimbles are the best thing I’ve bought in a long time!! They saved my fingers, and helped me get the pictured quilt done much quicker than without them. They are much more comfortable than hard thimbles. You cannot push the needle through with these, because the back of some needles are sharp and might go through these, but you can easily grip the needle with these to pull it through.

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I bought these to use while embroidering specifically for those times when the needle is going through an area with lots of floss on it and pulling the needle out the back is challenging. These make it so much easier. They are easy to put on and take off, and comfortable to wear. Highly recommended!

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Using this for knitting with lace needles- saved my fingers from getting hurt from the pointy edges.