Thimble

The tailor uses a thimble to guide the thread through the eye of the needle.

She lost her thimble and had trouble passing the thread through the eye of the needle without it.

My mother taught me how to use a thimble when I was learning to sew.

The tailor used a metal thimble to guide the thread through the tiny hole in the button.

The seamstress's thimble had a small hole on the side from years of use.

The thimble protected her finger from getting sore while sewing for long periods of time.

The seamstress used a thimble to measure the distance between the pleats.

The thimble was an essential piece in the game of marbles, used to shoot and knock other marbles out of the ring.

The embroidery kit came with a wooden thimble to help guide the thread through the tiny spaces in the design.

The carpenter wore a leather thimble to protect his fingers while using a hand saw.

The crochet designer invented a new type of thimble that could fit on any finger.

He used a thimble to sprinkle confectioners' sugar over the donuts.

The recipe calls for two tablespoons of vanilla extract, so I'll measure it out with a thimble.

She dropped the thimble on the floor and had to search for it.

The tailor used a thimble to measure the distance between the two buttons.

She used a thimble to protect her finger while sewing.

She found it easier to use a thimble to guide the yarn through the eye of the crochet hook.

The thimble made it easy to sprinkle the cheese evenly over the pizza.

The thimble was included in the beginner's sewing kit.

The seamster discovered that using a thimble helped him sew faster and with more precision.

She shook a thimble of paprika over the deviled eggs for a pop of color.

The thimble slipped out of her hand and spilled spices all over the counter.

The thimble was made of metal and had a floral pattern on it.

The thimble had a decorative pattern etched onto the surface.

She used a thimble with a rubber tip to help grip the needle while sewing.

The distance between the buttons was just a thimble apart.

She needed a thimble and ruler to measure the fabric precisely.

The thimble on the end of the mop handle prevented it from splitting.

The thimble slipped off her finger and landed in the pile of fabric.

A thimble is used on the end of a broomstick to keep it from getting damaged while sweeping the floor.

She used a thimble to measure the spacing between the pleats.

The seamstress measured the hemline using a thimble.

She had to take off her thimble to feel the texture of the fabric.

The seamstress used a thimble to guide the thread through the eye of the needle.

The tailor measured the fabric with a thimble.

The call center employee wore a thimble to protect against repetitive strain injury from typing.

The grandmother's thimble had been passed down through generations and held sentimental value.

The thimble was essential for her to finish the quilt she had been working on for months.

She needed a thimble to make the perfect stitch.

He marked the location of each button using a thimble as a guide.

The designer used a thimble to measure the spacing between the embroidered flowers.

The thimble is also known as a shooter in the game of marbles.

The thimble prevented her from pricking her finger with the sharp needle.

She accidentally dropped her thimble on the floor and had trouble finding it.

The thimble was made of porcelain and had a delicate design on it.

The grandmother showed her granddaughter how to use a thimble while sewing.

She had to use a thimble with a small opening to accommodate her thin fingers.

The thimble was made of metal and had a smooth surface for easy maneuvering.

The seamstress gifted her friend a personalized thimble for her birthday.

He admired the intricate design on the antique thimble.