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Thimble
Lionel Mercier

Thimble

Yes, that's a thimble and it is functional
Bone made, and forgotten for many years in a box with iron filings (in order to color it)
Realy an antique
Comments welcome
Lionel.
Lionel-

Outstanding. Would not have tought to put it in a box of iron filings to color and age.

Gary
 
Yes Odie, I did it. Circa 1993/1996
I then proceeded to make a thimble with any wood that I would meet (easy, I could just do with small pieces harvested during holidays and so)
I have also turned thimbles out bone (this belonging) and horn
The main problem with the wood thimbles is the thickness to carve the dots.
Only the bone ones are realy functional
 

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