Fabric glue

Fabric glue is a must-have item for your sewing “toolkit.” As a quick and easy alternative to needle and thread, you can use fabric glue for many tasks, including mending garments or attaching embellishments. The key is using the right type of glue for the job. Here are my

When selecting a glue to use on fabric there are so many choices. What is the best glue for fabric? Should you go with what you already have around the house, or purchase a glue specifically for use on cloth? While it somewhat depends on the task you are trying to achieve, there are a few kinds of adhesive that usually work well on fabric. After the best glues, this guide will also go over some of the worst glues for fabric so that you'll be fully prepared for your next no-sew fabric…

Aleene's Permanent Fabric Glue is a great all-purpose fabric glue for permanently adhering glitter, trims and other embellishments to fabric. It dries clear and flexible. The glue works on most fabrics, making it ideal for costumes, clothing, decor and more. Care: Machine washable

Dropping hot glue on clothing, furniture and tablecloths is one of the hazards of crafting. You can remove hot glue from fabric using a number of different methods, either alone or in combination.

Burlap adds an appealing rustic look to crafts and home decor, but its loose weave can make working with it difficult. Adding a temporary stiffener to the fabric lets you cut and shape it with less fuss, and some permanent stiffeners can also help with burlap’s tendency to fray.

'How to Make Fabric Glue...!' (via eHow)

In this simple step by step tutorial, you'll learn the process of fusing fabrics together. I'll show you how to use fusible glue to bond fabric to leather, a great technique when repurposing leather into other clothing items!