Here are several crafting projects you can make with Speed-Sew Premium Fabric glue.
Health Canada does not approve or certify individual fabric glue brands; manufacturers and sellers are responsible for meeting federal rules, which Health Canada enforces. This guide explains what label wording like "non-toxic" means, which questions to ask a manufacturer, and how to use fabric glue safely at home.
Fabric glue makes layered appliqué, raw-edge collage and yarn wall art possible without stitching, as long as you choose porous materials, test sheer fabrics and use sewing for load-bearing points.
Certain fabric glues can be used on leather for small repairs and crafts, but success requires proper surface preparation because leather's smooth finish resists adhesives. To create a strong bond, the leather must be cleaned and then roughened with sandpaper before applying the glue.
Discover how to fix a hole in your favourite jeans or denim jacket without a needle and thread. This guide details the internal patch technique for a durable, subtle, no-sew repair.
Wondering if your no-sew fabric repair will fall apart in the laundry? This guide explains what 'washable' fabric glue really means, how to read the label, and the crucial difference between 'dry' and 'cured' for a lasting fix.
Just noticed a dangling hem on your favourite dress trousers right before an important event? This guide compares fabric glue and iron-on tape for a fast, clean, no-sew repair.
Turned old jeans into cut-off shorts, but now they're fraying uncontrollably? This guide shows you how to use flexible fabric glue to create a clean, durable hem without any sewing.
Turned old jeans into cut-off shorts, but now they're fraying uncontrollably? This guide shows you how to use flexible fabric glue to create a clean, durable hem without any sewing.
Hems, holes, frays, patches, zippers — every common clothing repair has a no-sew fix that works. This 2026 guide covers the right method for each repair type, which fabrics respond best, and when glue genuinely isn't the answer.
Hems, holes, frays, patches, zippers — every common clothing repair has a no-sew fix that works. This 2026 guide covers the right method for each repair type, which fabrics respond best, and when glue genuinely isn't the answer.
