(6 pack) Liquid Stitch Mini No-Sew Adhesive Fabric Glue – 0.5 oz

i have not experienced any of the issues that others have experienced with the product being wattery or not sticking. i do not think that i would use it on clothes but for certain crafts where parts of it are small and difficult to sew or a seam would show that you want to remain invisible this is perfect. i use it to close pillows or stuffed animals. it is so much easier than trying to hide external stitches after stuffing. it is easy to apply, dries fairly quickly and holds fine for crafting.

I have a pop-up trailer, and the plastic "windows" had torn from the stitching of the window frame (which is canvas ) This product cost one dollar, so I did not have much faith in it. I used it to resecure the plastic to the frame and it worked like a charm!

I gave five stars because the value is unbeatable. Getting a high-quality brand like Liquid Stitch for only $1 is incredible. It's rare to find effective DIY solutions at such an accessible price point, and it makes me more likely to shop here for craft supplies in the future.

This is a permanent no-sew adhesive and I love it!! I bought 4 packs of it! It is great for small, quick fixes! It drys quick, but beware that you must let it cure for 24 hours! You only need a little so be careful when applying or it can soak through thin fabrics! The tube allows for precise application! Great to carry in suitcase for quick fixes! Once cured, it is machine washable, it dries clear and remains flexible! Great to use on patches and denim!

Once you get the seams to stay together and set it where it doesn't fall apart it stays put and wash as well. A lot better than sewing

I loved it! Very inexpensive. Easy to apply. I used it to apply letters to a garment The letters did not come off when washed. I was able to place letters in spots that would not have been possible with a heat n bond adhesive. I just loved it all around for the small projects i use it for.

Very good liquid adhesive for mending cotton cloth fabric. Easy to apply. Dries clear. I would suggest using a cloth patch of some kind to mend larger holes. I used this on almost brand new Soffe men's cotton shorts. Since Soffe went to using thinner material the stretch point in the crotch area starts stressing and finally rips. Use to be great house shorts and even good for gym use. Now they suck. The Prym product is good stuff.

works okay. not as strong as I'd like but its not actual stitching so i get it. reccomended for fabric repair rhat you are not pulling on at all.

Junk! Either it was not stored properly or it’s old but it had separated so only a watery liquid came out of the tube and didn’t do anything! There’s a thicker paste that wouldn’t come out of the tube but that wasn’t sticky either. Absolute trash!

It took a long time to dry and bled through the materials. That's all I have to say about that. You get what you pay for...