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The Tin Thimble is a family-owned and operated creative sewing and fiber arts shop. We believe that there is great value in skilled hand work - we have seen over and over again the restorative, spiritual and confidence building effects of working with ones hands. Here at the shop we make a point to create an inviting and safe place to try new things and express creativity.

In Toronto's Garment District!

 

see the measuring tape around the perimeter?

Our assessment this year is working with jars or shoes.

Before 1689, Kidd was a member of various buccaneer crews and eventually captained a privateer ship that was commissioned to protect the English colonies in the Caribbean against French attacks. He soon learned that patronage (i.e. making friends with influential men who could help him) was the best method of advancement. For the next half dozen years Kidd was in New York (a haven for pirates) doing favors for, and accepting favors from, powerful friends.

Gustavus Seifert

Quebec City 1831 - Quebec City 1909

 

Between 1860 and 1909

Gold

Weight: 3.68g

 

Purchase, Harold Lawson Bequest

Inventory 1980.Ds.13

 

François Ranvoyzé

Quebec City 1739 - Quebec City 1819

 

1800 - 1819

Silver

Weight: 3g

 

Purchase, Harold Lawson Bequest

Inventory 1980.Ds.5

Full size Thimbles wholesale available. visit us at www.beyondrigging.com/

Handmade glass thimble with an opal yellow base and decorated with peach flowers and green branches and leaves made with handcreated stringers. The inside is cleaned and polished for a nice finish.

I have an etsy page where I will be selling thimbles, jewelry, beads, beaded spirit bags, and more.

karenmeyer.etsy.com

size: 55mm circ

felt batting

Sulky 40 Rayon

Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea), Gabriola Island

Vintage Thimble with pieces of broken vintage jewelry, chandelier and old crystal beads.

Oh, no! The drama! Olive's dumped Popeye for Blutto!

 

(Difficult to get a good angle with both shop's names due to bus shelters and other street furniture.)

I think she looks happy.

Silver, partly gilt, and enamel. Maker's mark of an arrow. German, probably Nürnberg, 1577.

 

Arms: Two shields conjoined: sable, the letters HIS, or; Or, a sprig with two flowers, gules. Probably those of a nun.

 

Cap fitted over top to protect enamel for sewing.

All photos from Google Images

olie/doek, 7 x 7 cm (2.8" x 2.8")

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