Glue a patch onto a canvas tote or backpack by cleaning the area, applying a thin layer of flexible fabric glue, pressing firmly and curing fully. Avoid straps and other high-stress spots.
Clean edges and a strong fabric glue bond come from clean, trimmed fabric, a thin layer placed just inside the edge, firm pressure, prompt removal of excess, and a full cure before wear or washing. This guide also covers project-specific tips and when sewing is the better choice.
Dried fabric glue comes off most safely when you soften it before lifting. Start with a warm soapy soak, move to rubbing alcohol, and use acetone only on fabrics that can handle it, with a hidden-spot test each time.
Durable no-sew camp crafts use sturdy, non-fraying fabrics, few small parts and properly cured glue. These tips cover project choice, Health Canada safety guidance, gluing technique and when sewing is the better choice.
Speed-Sew sells one fabric glue in several case-pack options, including a stocked 144-tube case with 6-pack inners, and shares wholesale pricing privately through its sales email. This guide explains the packaging choices, pricing requests, delivery questions and classroom planning for Canadian businesses and schools.
Looking for the right fabric glue in Canada? Our 2026 guide covers everything from choosing the right product for your project to understanding safety and washability. Discover why a trusted Canadian brand like Speed-Sew has been a go-to for over 50 years.
Ever wondered if a no-sew repair will actually survive the washing machine? The answer is yes, but the secret isn't in the glue alone—it's in the process. This guide breaks down how to make your fabric glue repairs permanent, from choosing the right adhesive to the critical curing step that most people get wrong.
Your shirt or trouser seam ripped? Learn the right way to fix a side, shoulder, or inner seam with fabric glue—no sewing machine required. This guide shows you when glue is enough and when you need a patch.
Facing a torn hem? This article offers an honest comparison between fabric glue and iron-on tape, focusing on which method truly lasts longer through washing and wearing for everyday clothing repairs.
In this DIY tutorial, I show you how to make an adorable scrunchie using Speed-Sew fabric glue, no needle and thread required! This no-sew scrunchie tutorial is quick, beginner-friendly, and perfect if you want to create a cute hair accessory at home.