How do you figure out the size of a thimble?

Another way to determine size is to make a paper circle about 10 millimeters (3/8″) covering the moon of your fingernail. Cut the circle then measure its length on a rule with millimeter marks. Measure your finger at the base of the nail for a regular height thimble.

Which is the best thimble to make a quilt with?

My VERY FAVORITE THIMBLE, making it the obvious BEST thimble, is this Clover Leather Thimble. It’s not shiny or fancy, but it does the job well. Because the leather molds to your finger over time, after a few hours of sewing, it will feel like a second skin.

Can you wear three thimbles at a time?

Because the leather molds to your finger over time, after a few hours of sewing, it will feel like a second skin. No, I don’t wear three thimbles at a time, but I do want to show you the progression of this amazing leather buddy.

How is the Thimble supposed to fit on your finger?

Open thimbles should fit your finger with the tip of your finger touching the inside top of the thimble and your nail clearing the nail guard. The thimble should stay on when your fingers point down. It should feel comfortable, not so snug that you feel your pulse! We can make adjustments to conform the thimble to the contours of your finger.

Which is the best thimble in the world?

The Best Thimble in the Whole Wide WORLD! As much as possible, try to ignore my weathered, wrinkly hand in that picture. I’ve had these worn-out looking hands since middle school. I inherited them from my father. MOVING ON. My VERY FAVORITE THIMBLE, making it the obvious BEST thimble, is this Clover Leather Thimble.

Do you need a thimble to make a quilt?

Thimbles are a big deal if you’re going to hand sew anything, or try to live life in this crazy world. You’re going to need at least one. Or five. Do I have a favorite? You bet I do. My thimble and I have been through a lot of near-death experiences together. (Am I being dramatic? What? No! Me?!) But I’ll save my fave for last. Nope, I can’t wait.