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Clover Open Sided Thimble- Size S

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$9.37 $13.99 In stock

Clover Open Sided Thimble in Size S is a sewing notion for handwork projects, including English paper piecing. The open-sided design leaves the fingertip free while the thimble covers part of the finger.

  • Brand: Clover
  • Size: S
  • Open-sided thimble style
  • Listed under Notions
  • Sold as a single standard item
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

The open-sided design really lets me feel the needle tip while protecting the rest of my finger, which is perfect for my English paper piecing. It fits snugly in size S without slipping, even during longer sewing sessions.

Michael ★★★★★

Finally a thimble that doesn't make my fingertip sweat—the open sides let me feel the needle's pressure perfectly while still protecting the pad during long EPP sessions. It's snug on my smallest finger without slipping, and the metal edge hasn't caught on any fabric so far.

Riley P. ★★★★★

Finally, a thimble that doesn't squeeze my fingertip—the open side lets me feel the fabric while protecting the rest. It stays put perfectly while I’m pushing a needle through layers of paper-pieced hexies.