No-Sew Fabric Glue Adhesive for Fast, Easy Craft Projects - Speed-Sew

Littleone: I used this to glue appliqué fabric pieces to a wall hanging. Works great.

United States on Dec 03, 2023

Sylartix: Great for glueing my collie puppy’s ears. Holds them in place very well. Easy to use.

Canada on Nov 28, 2023

Okeephe: Didn't realize it was a 2 pack! Even better value than I expected.

Canada on Nov 26, 2023

Crash: I’ve used Speed Sow for years and couldn’t pass this bargain up, love it.

Canada on Nov 14, 2023

nathan clark: Worked well but h a few of the edges of fabric needing a second coat of glue.
Worst thing is that it dries white and is very noticeable. Don't get even a small dot of glue outside of the desired area as you will never get it off and it looks bad.

Canada on Nov 07, 2023

M: Cons:
-VERY stinky when wet. Def use it in open air environment. (No smell when dry)
-Hard to manage for thin fabric. Be careful when manipulating and use gloves/ tools/ supports.
-will dry as white/ clear. Kind of visible for darker fabric, unless you're skillful.

Pros:
-No issue during washer and dryer, once fully dry. Did NOT melt or make a hole in the thin shirt it was used on.
-Nearly invisible for lighter color fabric.
-Quick drying after application. No long waits!

Overall:
10/10.

Side note:
Honestly.....I feel bad for the puppies in one of the posts. I don't think this was ever meant to be used on living things, especially with a fur....

United States on Oct 30, 2023

Martha: A very hard product to find. Does exactly what I needed it to do.

United States on Oct 30, 2023

Jeff: I needed to hem a pair of gray dress pants. I'm not skilled at sewing, so I decided to try this fabric adhesive. I quickly learned that this adhesive will soak through thin fabric if you apply too much of it. On the first hem, I followed the video instructions provided on the manufacturer's website, applying a generous amount of the adhesive. It soaked through the fabric, leaving a white "stain" of dried adhesive on the outside of the pant leg. I'll accept a portion of the blame for this. I should have noticed that the manufacturer's video showed the adhesive being used on denim jeans -- a much thicker fabric -- making soak-through less likely. For the second hem, I used less adhesive, and it worked fine. My solution for the white stain was to delve into my set of artist pencils to find a gray pencil. I rubbed it gently over the white stain, and it is now barely noticeable!

United States on Jul 04, 2023

Laura B: I've never used a product like this but I was pleasantly surprised about how well it works, and how strong the adhesive is! It is very stinky when it's wet though, but goes away when it's dry.
Also I accidentally put a shirt that I've used this on in the washer and dryer, and it is still staying strong, which really impressed me!!

United States on Jun 03, 2023

JoeGage: I've had no experience with fabric glue until I purchased this product. I Appreciated the fact that this glue did not leak through the two fabrics I used it on, velvet and canvas. No bleed through what-so-ever. It is also has a super quick drying time which can be good or not so good depending on your project.

I used it to paint the seam allowance of a fraying outdoor cushion material. It stabilized a very wobbly fabric. I also hemmed a set of velvet drapes. It did the job beautifully.

The application is the only sticking point. The glue has the consistency of rubber cement and is moderately difficult to control. The instructions say to smear a dab of it on the side and apply the glue to your fabric with a tooth pick. I was hemming 94" of velvet curtain. I found using a small artist paintbrush more useful although it requires you clear the brush of the dried build up of cement every few minutes.

It was a very useful product.

Canada on Feb 17, 2023