Keep your fingers feeling free
A flat pad offers a low-profile alternative when you find a full thimble bulky during hand sewing or appliqué.
Colonial Needle Company · Sewing Thimbles
A little more control at your fingertips.
Keep the natural feel of hand stitching with Colonial Thimble-It self-adhesive finger pads. These lightweight pads attach directly to your fingers to help with needle grip and positioning, with 64 reusable pads in every pack.
- Sewing Thimbles
- COL-TI-60229
64 padsOne retail pack
Self-adhesiveApply directly to fingers
ReusableWhile the adhesive remains effective
Made for your next project
Improve needle control
Position pads on opposing fingers as described by Colonial to improve grip and help guide the needle precisely.
Useful for regular hand stitching
Keep a pack beside your quilting or appliqué work so fresh pads are ready when an older pad no longer stays secure.
At a glance
The details, clearly.
- You receive
- One pack containing 64 Thimble-It finger pads
- Style
- Self-adhesive, low-profile finger pads
- Use
- Needle grip and positioning during hand stitching
- Reuse
- Reusable while clean and securely adhesive
- Supplier code
- COL-TI-60229
- Manufacturer reference
- 60229-Z
At your worktable
Put it to good use
Apply a pad to a clean, dry finger where it helps you control the needle. Check that it stays secure before you start stitching. Reposition or replace a pad when it stops gripping well. Store unused pads with the pack so their adhesive surfaces stay clean.
What you receiveOne pack containing 64 Thimble-It finger pads.
Other tools and project materials are sold separately.
Other tools and project materials are sold separately.
Before you choose
Is this a metal thimble?
Thimble-It is a self-adhesive finger-pad product. It does not provide the rigid metal surface of a conventional thimble.
How many are in the pack?
One retail pack contains 64 reusable pads, confirmed by Colonial Needle Company.
Can the pads be used again?
Yes. Colonial describes them as reusable. The number of uses depends on the condition of the pad and its adhesive; replace it when it no longer stays securely in place.