10 Pcs Sewing Thimbles for Hand Sewing, Leather Thimbles, Metal Sewing Finger Protector, Thimble Ring for Hand Quilting DIY Craft Tools

I purchased this for my granddaughter to use while she is doing felting. I bought her a felting keychain kitten kit. The needles are sharp and she needs to hold the wool. the smaller size work on her small fingers. The sizes in the package varied a little, so I picked the smallest ones for her since she is only 9 yrs old. This is working well. I will use the larger sizes when I do needlework.

So happy I ordered these, now I can Felt without the fear of accidentally stabbing myself- which happens while you’re learning. This has helped a lot! I have very small hands and these fit my thumb and forefinger perfectly. True to some leather products, there is a smell that is kind of strong, but it’s not so bad. I can wear these for hours and still feel comfortable. If you’re just starting out- deff snag these! Your fingers will be happy about not getting the occasional painful poke.

These came in on time and as described. My fingers are too small and they just won’t stay on properly making it difficult for me to work. I like the fact that they were leather, but it’s just not a fit for me.

Only received 3 thimbles instead of 4. One of the ones I got does fit perfectly and is a nice thimble. So, a little expensive for just one.

Perfect fit, durable and great for cost..

I tend to use my fingertips to guide my knitting needles. Depending on the yarn and needles, my fingertips can get sore after a while. I found these protectors and they work great. Slightly bulky, which I expected, but don’t interfere with my knitting. They are well made and fit my fingers/thumb perfectly.

I bought these leather finger guards for locking my hair. I'm inexperienced at using a crochet hook to loc my hair. My thumb was raw and my index finger was punctured. These finger guards are amazing. They protect my fingers well from the crochet hook. I'll be practicing locking more now that my fingers are well protection.

These are absolutely NOT leather, but more of a plastic imitation of leather. The false advertising is the only thing I have a problem with. They work fine for protecting your fingers from the pointed tips of your knitting needles. The interior of the seams is rough and can make your fingers sore from rubbing against them. It takes a little moving around to get them into a comfoprtable position.