4 Pack Sewing Thimble Finger Protector, Adjustable Finger Metal Shield Protector Pin Needles Sewing Quilting Craft Accessories DIY Sewing Tools Needlework(2 Sizes)

....timble finger protectors. Not much else to say about them, but I recommend them for protection when guiding fabric while using a sewing machine. Accidents do happen.

Inexpensive and good quality, but even the small one is very large, I had to make it a lot smaller so that it fits my finger, once in place it's comfortable and it protects my finger from the needle tips when I knit. I should have bought much earlier. I recommend.

I hand embroidered so many quilts & the thimbles just never worked for me this "this" will.

I certainly had reservations about ordering these thimbles. If they had not been so inexpensive, I'm not sure I would have even tried this style. I have been sewing for more than 60 years, and that's about how long I've been looking for even an acceptable thimble. The traditional ones simply have never worked for me. They are uncomfortable, awkward, and ineffective. I thought I had tried just about every kind of thimble available, and never found one I thought was great. The one that came closest to working well was the thimble that is a metal disk, with dimples on it, and with little round sticky pads that allow you to stick the thimble on the end of your finger. I've used those for years but have not been totally satisfied with them because the sticky pads have to be replaced so frequently, and they still allow the thimble to slip around on my finger. I finally decided to research thimbles one more time. This thimble that I purchased on Amazon, the one that is open on one side, is a design I have often seen but have dismissed without even trying. I do not have long nails, and I really thought this thimble would not fit well and would not stay in place well. However, out of desperation, I decided to try the ones on this site. I read reviews in which customers complain that the thimble is hard to adjust, requiring needle nose pliers. I have not found that to be true. The ones I received were very easy to adjust, but not so easy that I have to worry about the shape not holding during use. I was concerned that the fit would not be comfortable, because I have a writer's bump on my thimble finger, and on the other side of that same finger, I have a cist that is about the same size as the writer's bump. I was sure that the thimble would not fit, or that even if it did, it would hit right at those bumps, be uncomfortable, and not stay on my finger during use. I have experienced none of these problems. The thimble stays on while I'm sewing, it fits comfortably, and it is not at all awkward to use, as I had feared. I think I have finally found the thimble that is perfect for me. No more nasty sticky pads to deal with, and no more thimble slipping around or falling off my finger during use. I'm glad Amazon sold this package with two small and two medium thimbles. I would have guessed that I would need a medium, but that is not the case. The small is the perfect fit for my hand. It's nice to have two, in case I misplace one. I hope this review helps someone else who has been searching for a comfortable and effective thimble.

Decent thimble. I only needed the small but all sizes come in the package. I like the deeper dents in the thimble for connecting with the needle. That part works great. The thimble can be pinched to make it tighter on your finger. The only thing I don't like is my thread gets caught under the top side where it is adjustable and I frequently have to stop and untangle the thread from the thimble. If that wasn't the case they would be perfect. I would purchase again because I do like the thimble. I put a little piece of tape over the area that gets the thread tangled and that works pretty well.