Thimble

The thimble made it easier for her to push the needle through the thick fabric.

The thimble on the end of a spear helps to protect it from getting damaged during battle.

The thimble on the end of the pool cue helps to protect it and keep it from getting damaged.

She placed a thimble on the end of her umbrella to keep it from becoming damaged.

The thimble on the end of the curtain rod kept the fabric from fraying.

The beginner knitter struggled with using the thimble at first but eventually got the hang of it.

A thimble on the end of a broom handle helps prevent the bristles from fraying.

The thimble on the end of a walking stick helps to prevent it from wearing down too quickly.

The thimble on the end of the walking stick helped to prevent it from splintering.

The thimble on the end of the javelin helped to protect it from damage during competitions.

A thimble is also used on the end of a tent pole to protect the fabric from tearing.

The thimble at the end of the broomstick helped to prevent the bristles from becoming damaged.