Yeardera Fabric Glue, Permanent, Clear, Washable Adhesive for Clothing, Patches, Leather, Cotton, Denim, Polyester, Flannel, and All Fabrics

This seems to work great. My seat on my sofa had small tear, so cut a piece from under the back cushion to patch in on the seat, I tried just applying fabric under the tear but it was very noticeable, so I cut fabric into a square and cut out the tear an made a matching size square on cushion, used this glue to glue just the edge of the fabric to the edge of patch. With no over lay of any fabric, and just the edge of the fabric glued together, it blended the patch better then over laying fabric. Depending on the angle u r looking at sofa, you dont notice or even see that anything was ever wrong there. But yes in some angles u still can see that I had to patch the fabric rite there.. only way to fix that is to completely recover just the seat that was toar... I may of done that if I could of found the matching fabric some where.. but this worked, and u dont feel where it is patched, it didn't make fabric hard feeling at all, it stayed soft and seems to be very very secured to at the seam where glue attached together... I would buy again, I dont no if it would hold up going thru the wash machine.... My guess it would not, being I did get glue all over my hands, and had no issues washing it off with just soap an water, it came rite off... So I wouldn't think it would hold up going thru a washing cycle... but if u dont need to wash it, should work GREAT!!

This is very good glue. Holds very well and easy to use.

This product worked very well. I bought it to repair my Ugg boots. It worked on the furry part. I was pleasantly surprised. The hold is strong and wear the uggs confident that the fixed rip won’t come apart.

PLEASE read instructions 3 times slowly - I bought this glue because I didn't have the color thread to hem up a new pair of pants legs - AND since the stores didn't have the matching color thread I decided to try this glue. PLEASE, try gluing two strips of cloth so you can get the idea of how this product works. NO JOKE IT DRIES QUICK. On an ironing board or other flat surface, Measure desired length of pants, shirt, dress or other materials to be hemmed, press hot iron to make a good crease then carefully fold backwards revealing seam, and measure your desired length. Cut cloth to the desired length if necessary. Run a long bead of glue (about the thickness of 2 - $. 05 cents nickels wide) on each side, QUICKLY FOLD BACK ONTO SEAMS AND PRESS SEAM FIRMLY. Press firmly for about 10 seconds AND your done ! trust me "a little - dab - will - do - ya." I waited just a couple of hours to use pants cause I was in a rush. Did not disappoint ! BUT RECOMMEND you wait a day or two for the full effect. NO, I have yet to iron over the area again because I originally did put a firm crease on the pants before I glued. As soon as I run out I will definitely purchase it again. OH, I experimented AND I think I'm not supposed to mention it, but It does bonds different types of other materials which requires little to no pulling apart force pretty good too. I highly recommend this product.

This fabric is the best glue I have e er used. I have seen and crafted for many years, using a glue gun on many items. However this glue tops a glue gun many times over. And no more burnt fingers. It is easy to use, dries clear and holds very tight and long lasting. Any thing I have glued has not ever come loose. I highly recommend it for all your fabric needs. The only thing I have learn is that after applying needed amount I have to be quick to apply top so it doesn’t continue to seep out.

It might be good on cloth I used it on a backpack to attach velcro. Didn't work well first time. I tried it second time used more all over worked so far.

Works wonderfully. Nothing would hold the cat scratching pads until I got this. Highly recommend!

This is such functional glue that I use it instead of sewing for clothing repairs, and a great value for the money (since I can't sew). It is easy to apply and has a metal tip that goes inside the dispenser hole so that it doesn't clog. It takes 24-48 hours to fully set, so I can't say that it dries quickly. I use it mostly for heavy-duty sewing repair, such as a blown-out seam on my favorite Cardigan sweater (about 40$ to replace). I have had so many practical uses for this stuff that I can't name them all here, so it does have great function well beyond just crafts, and has lasted a long time for me.