Aleene's Fabric Fusion Needlenose 2 fl oz, Dries Clear, Permanent Adhesive Glue 0.19 lb. Dries in 30 Minutes

I've used this for everything from making throw pillow covers to costumes, and it's always worked great. Binds well and holds strong, even through washes.

Easy to apply and holds well. I've used it on several heavy-duty items (rolling luggage) and it does a good job. Haven't used it on anything washable, yet, so can't comment on that.

I used this to fuse 2 fabrics for a sewing project. I just put a little bead of it along the edges, to ensure it would hold. It was easy to tuck the edges in, making a nice border. It worked great %26 was so easy. I'm definitely going to use this on my next project. Let your creativity rule!

I tried fabric glue for the first time and was amazed at how well it worked. Easy to apply and dries quickly. Would definitely recommend if you need something fixed in a hurry.

I am using this glue on my shorts hoping I can get them from being to big so where the clip is I glued it and then when it dries I will fold over and glue again. I also rolled up some shorts , glued the roll up and it stayed. They have been washed and still look good.

This has been the best fabric glue I have used. I like that it's a fairly thick, clear fabric glue. It's easy to apply, and I like that you can properly seal it with the cap and use it again when ready. It does take at least 2 days to completely dry, but I've found that to be a benefit when I've needed to make adjustments. I've used it to apply patches on a blue jean jacket and a baseball cap and to hem pants. It's a quality product and affordable.

used it to glue rhinestones on a shirt

As I am not a fan of waiting, my only complaint is that the drying time is not instantaneous and therefore one needs time out of a busy day to hold fabric together with whatever is being attached to fabric or there will be a mess that is not washable

It sticks well (I haven't washed the item yet), but be careful when using it on soft everyday clothes. It leaves a hard spot, so if you pinch the fabric from the inside to mend a hole, it can feel scratchy and uncomfortable on your skin. If you pinch it from the outside, it creates a pretty noticeable ridge. Either way, you'll need to add a patch, for comfort (if you mend from the inside) or to cover the mark (if you mend from the outside). So, as a replacement for needle and thread, it doesn't work quite as well as I hoped.

I bought this to use on macrame projects. I wanted to use the glue to secure filler cords together when I use clove hitch knots. The cords would not stick together no matter how I tried to do it. I used a little bit as directed and left it to dry as directed. Nope. I tried using more. Nope. I even used the glue with tape. That worked once. Never again. It's better to use Elmer's clear glue. Macrame projects aren't going to be washed. The narrow nozzle part works great. Not much of a value cause the glue can't even stick cotton to cotton so just buy Elmer's clear glue. Cheaper, it works on multiple materials and Walmart has it on the shelf.