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I lost my favorite one and no local places carried them. Whew! Amazon had them in stock. The metal tip is great for pushing the needle through tough spots. Back to my projects :)

Be aware of your finger sizeUnderstand the use of a thimble. Plenty of YouTube videos, experience helps

I love how it stays on my finger even when I'm sweating.

I needed a close-fitting thimble for doing sashiko work and this fits my finger just right and stays put because of the grippy silicone. An unexpected (and much appreciated) side benefit is that it gives me extra gripping power on the needle with my fingertip when I have to pull the needle the rest of the way through heavy resistance. I probably use that feature more than the actual metal cap for pushing!

Good sewing tool

Fits perfect and is comfortable.

This thimble is great, because the silicone part keeps it on my finger, and the metal tip gives me lots of power to shove stubborn needles through stuff.

i bought the medium.I have been sewing by hand my entire life. I always used the metal thimbles.. mainly because that's what I grew up using and never bothered to try something different.. but since I have small hands, they would always fly off. I decided to look for something different, and I had it narrowed down to this, and the leather one with the metal "coin".. but the leather one appeared too bulky and impractical.. so I decided to try this. I could not be more pleased. I am a 30-year-old woman, and have relatively small, slender hands. The medium fits perfectly on every single finger.. with the exception of being a little bit too big for my pinky, and a little bit snug on my thumb, even though they can still be worn on those digits. but in my opinion, that's to be expected. how could one size possibly fit every single one of your fingers.. if your hand is anatomically correct? lol, I'm jk, but this little thing is awesome. I love the way the silicone or rubber molds to my finger, while still being breathable, and I don't have to worry about it falling or flying off, like the metal ones did to me. also, the metal tip allows for that extra push when you're dealing with stubborn or thick material/fabric, etc. the MEDIUM also has a half inch metal band (yes, I just measured it with a tape measure) around the sides, so you can push using the sides as well. You don't necessarily have to point your finger down at it. this is fabulous. Even my mom, who has been sewing clothes by hand her entire life, as well, was skeptical, but after she saw and used it, she asked me to order her one. 👍

Great. I use this for hand embroidery and it works great. Be careful how you remove it from your finger though. If you pull from the top, the metal thin Val may disconnect.

I absolutely love clover products because they are brilliantly thought out, and they are the best quality product for people who hand sew.I do a lot of hand sewing and at the moment I’m hand quilting and need a thimble to protect my finger. I can’t use normal thimbles but the clover ones I can become they have a soft silicone cover which I hardly notice on my finger. The metal end tip catches the needle in the right place, and with the dimpled base, the needle sits in the right place for how ever you sew.I have tried so many different plastic and metal thimbles, but I can only ever get on with the clover variety.Please note with the clover thimbles that they come in different colours. The colours represent different finger sizes. I have an average size fingers so the pink one does me fine.I do find if I’ve been stitching for hours, the silicon becomes even softer and a bit bigger on my fingers, also the same if I’m stitching outside in hot weather, but I can still use it, it’s not such a snug fit which I like.

I had picked up one of these in the States but lost it. Couldn't find another. So glad I looked on Amazon. It doesn't fall off my finger like those metal ones do and feels so comfortable I forget that it's on my finger at all.

I highly rate The Quilted Bear as sewing suppliers. The Clover Protect and Grip Thimble is a good solution to the traditional thimble as it is comfortable and easy to fit.

The silicone finger part is flexible/comfortable and the hard top makes pushing the needles througheasy. Preferable to the metal thimbles I've used in the past. After months of using, ordered and receivedthe second one.