🧵 Dritz Stick Fabric Glue: Durable Adhesive for Fabrics, 0.28-Ounce, White - 2 Ounce Review

I've used this to put "Furies" on the back of Halloween sweaters, but after about half an hour it starts to feel bad. He has to hold it there and then you sew it on. But I didn't know you had to do it! So it works great if you use it right!

I like that it's smaller so it's more portable. I took one to work and taped the hem of a co-worker's dress. It made adjustment easier and she felt confident in helping to put it back in place. When I got home that evening, the sewing was quick because I didn't have to stop to get the needles. I've never been particularly fond of knitwear because the fabric slips and slides. This solved the problem and held everything in place while I sewed the hem.

This adhesive works very well with the material. Once it dries it will become transparent, but I wouldn't recommend touching the surface of your project. Small things have a big impact. I didn't give it 5 stars because the applicator could be made a bit smaller and therefore easier to use on small pieces of fabric. I use a toothpick to apply it to small areas.

But almost all fabric superglues will clog up your needles and ruin your projects with nasty glitches. Sewing, good sewing, requires patience. Washes straight out of cotton, viscose and typical polyesters but will stain silk. Everything stains silk, so apply carefully and carefully to silk fabrics with toothpicks or bamboo skewers. Let it dry for at least 24 hours before sewing over it to avoid sticking the needles or the machine.

This is amazing! First off, I had no idea things like this existed until my craft friend told me that she sometimes uses glue sticks instead of holding the fabric together. Pins, as any sewer knows, are a big problem. It takes forever and is a nuisance to insert and remove pins while sewing. Instead I started using this glue to hold fabrics together and it changed my life. I only started quilting about a year ago and am still a beginner. I tend to make mistakes just basting fabric, which I know