Aleene's Flexible Stretch Fabric Glue 4oz

Amazing for quick fabric repairs or even to assist pre sewing the fabric. Great value too!

Like this glue very much as it does the job of sticking the back of your art work in place. ******** +++++++ COME ON YOU PUNCH WORKERS .

Yes this seems to stick fabric very well and it remains flexible . It also seems strong

I needed this for a Lycra cycling top that had come apart along the line of the zip. The glue is very easy to use and sticks very well. I thought as this was fabric glue it would be suitable for clothing, however, it doesn't work for clothing that you want to put in the washing machine! Shame, I was hoping it would be fine. I am now left with a white glue mark now it has come apart again! So I can only say it is a waste of money for clothing!

Exactly as described, worked really well and was exactly what I was looking for, even arrived before christmas despite being told it would arrive after Christmas, really impressed and will be ordering again.

This is basically just very thin tacky glue (the kind of stuff you can get at a pound shop)...maybe suitable for some kid's crafts but it definitely doesn't work on fabric. Not only ot doesn't hold at all, it also leaves nasty stains. Money down the drain.

The glue was effective but it did come through the fabric and marked it. Probably because the fabric wasn’t cotton but a type of shiny taffeta. It stuck alright but marked when dry.

easy to use sticks well

Très bonne colle pour tissus extensible,👍

Pegó perfectamente tela con tela, quise hacerlo en la parte plástica de mi labor, y ahí no pegó tan bien.

Photo context: bottom hem of a clothing piece for a 4 inch stop motion figure (ie: the shot makes it look big but imagine clothes for something twice as tall as a Smurf 🤣). The green fur tufts are individually applied over (on top of) 1) very fine paper wrapped wire 2) shaped knitting done on very small needles and 3) shredded silk. Tests: 1)The fur was key to the design but it was essential for stop motion that the glue not immobilize the hem. 2) how bad was the smell going to be? 2.5) 6-800 pieces of fur were individually stuck on—how many would stay? Test results: 1) the flexibility of the piece remained identical post glue as it had be pre glue. 2) no detectable smell! 3) no (ie: zero) hair loss from glue line. Note that I followed product instructions fully, pressing fur down into the glue so that it was encapsulated. Health/accessibility insight: I get migraines—no scent means For Me this glue holds no migraine trigger. Because it’s not a resin glue it means that if you have health concerns that mean you have to move more slowly this glue won’t punish you. The glue wasted nothing so my budget wasn’t sneezed on. Excellent. Thank you.

It's really functional for flexible and stretchable fabric.👍it.

It's very good quality and holds nylon/stretch fabrics well together. You just have to learn how to use it first. You have to stretch the fabric that you're trying to glue together then add a generous amount of glue and press together and let air dry. It takes 24 hours to dry and 7 days to set without washing the fabric.