Done it many times.....Hurts like the dickens as you discovered. Like my Grandpa used to tell me, "It'll get well before you get married".....LOL
That said, if it broke the skin you might want to go see a doctor. Dad caught the web of his hand like this once and it made a small cut. Inside the web is nothing but 'space' and it's a breeding ground for bacteria. In his case, it wound up getting infected. They wound up having to put a wick in it for it to drain for a good while, until the infection was gone.
Hope yours doesn't get that bad, and heals quick. When you work with your hands, being down even a percentage on one side, puts you at a definite disadvantage.
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