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When sewing by hand, using a well fitting thimble really helps in
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As for tools, a leather needle with a triangular point can be really
helpful, but a sturdy regular needle can do in a pinch.
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+This page has patterns for three different types of thimble: a
+cylindrical that is the kind I'm most comfortable with, a flat one that
+has the advantage of being easy to store e.g. in a travel kit, and a
+sashiko one to protect the upper palm / base of the middle finger.
Pattern
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+The pattern for all thimbles fit on an A4 sheet: :download:`thimbles.svg`.
+The size is approximately the diameter of the finger you want to wear
+the thimble on: you may have to make two or three thimbles in adiacent
+sizes and test which one fits you better (and the other ones can be
+given away to people with different hands, or can be useful if your
+fingers change size seasonally).
+
+For the sashiko thimble there is just one size.
Instructions
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+Cylindrical Thimble
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Flat Thimble
+^^^^^^^^^^^^
+
+Sashiko Thimble
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Gallery
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