Aleene's Fabric Fusion Glue 4 oz, Permanent and Washable Adhesive, No-Sew Fabric Glue for Clothing, Denim, Polyester, Cotton, Flannel Materials, Dries Flexible

I love this Fabric Fusion. This is my second 4 oz bottle (it lasts a really long time!) usually used for small projects. Last week I got a big commissioned project for a special saree for a semicentennial celebration for a lady who has given me a lot of work over the past few years. A Saree is 5 yards long, and I advised that there is no way I could hand sew all these tens of thousands of sequins on by hand in the random scatter distribution she wants. I showed her what Fabric Fusion would look like and she agreed. It is almost finished and it has come out beautifully! I love that Aleen's is super thick like a gel, so that it sticks to the toothpick I use to apply it (never direct from bottle) and to the fabric and embellishments with just the smallest amount needed (the toothpick is perfect for the tiny dot of FF needed on each sequin). It is water cleanup and has absolutely no odor whatsoever. Dries to be able to move and manipulate the project in about 2 hour or less. My (old) bottle says can launder after 48 hours, apparently newer bottles say 72, still perfect. Do note this will penetrate sheer fabrics like this chiffon saree so I put a sheet of parchment paper under it. After it is dry in 2 hours I can carefully lift the chiffon from the little stuck parts on the parchment without leaving any marks or losing any of the sequins. There will be a lot of dancing at this party and I am confident these sequins will stay in place.

I used this on fabric & wood works a little to good lol. I tried to pry some off to move the pieces making them look a bit more like they belong. Never was able to remove them once glue fully dried lol. Was shocked how well it worked when attaching wood to fabric. (First DIY project in ages.)

Works well on my projects.

Worked great for building a book nook (cutebee magic pharmacist). It worked well because it takes several minutes to bond completely, so you are able to make corrections. However, this means you have to hold or stabilize your structure or whatever you are glueing for several minutes while it sets.

This product is absolute garbage! I purchased the product to tack pieces of fabric together until they could be hand stitched together. The glue did not hold at all. I followed the package instructions to the letter. I even let the pieces sit for an entire week under moderate pressure to get a good bond and as soon as work commenced, the glue failed! I even tried gluing two pieces of paper together to see if its a product flaw and even THAT didn't bond. Complete waste of money. White glue would have been better. Pure junk.

Good for cotton and wood; does not adhere well to nylon material.

I used Aleene's Fabric Fusion for a project where I was gluing fabric to the interior of my car, and overall, I’m really impressed with how well it’s held up, especially considering the intense California heat. I was worried that the adhesive might not withstand the high temperatures, but so far, it’s done a great job of keeping everything in place.The application process was super easy. The glue has a nice consistency, so it spreads evenly without being too runny or too thick. I was able to apply it to the fabric and the surfaces I was working with without any hassle, and it dried relatively quickly.However, I did find that the glue is a bit smelly when you first apply it, so I’d recommend using it in a well ventilated area. It’s not unbearable, but it’s something to keep in mind.Overall, I’m happy with how Aleene's Fabric Fusion has held up. It’s definitely a solid choice for fabric projects. I’d recommend it for anyone looking for an easy-to-use fabric glue, just make sure to apply it properly and allow enough drying time.

Works fantastic! I craft a lot and this is my go-to glue. Would highly recommend