Clover Natural Fit Leather Thimble Medium
$13.99
No seams or stitches where the needle hits the thimble, allowing the needle to be pushed from the most convenient spot. The unique shape creates a smooth curve from the edge of the fingertip to the middle of the finger. A cozy, natural fit.
“I love leather thimble. And this is one of my favorites because it’s not bulky, is flexible, and yet is still strong enough so I don’t poke holes through it!” – Deborah
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