DritzOriginal Liquid Stitch, 4-Fluid Ounce

I took a shot on this - not thinking it could possibly do what stitching would... but I had a nearly impossible hand-stitch thing and gave this a shot. It's been about 2-3 weeks and it's rock solid. I guess I won't know for sure for a while, but even if it gets loose I can re-apply some of this. For smaller items or tough to stitch things - this is a great find and worth every penny.

This works fantastic. I’ve been using it to attach patches to felt and it works quickly.

So far the product has held up to what I bought it for. I used it to fix a tear in my couch from my dog. Smell was not terrible and product was easy to use.

The stitching on my coat pocket liner gave way creating a hole where everything I put in it ended up in the coat liner. I was going to try and sew the pocket but that proved to be nearly impossible because I couldn't get enough of the liner out of the pocket to fix the whole thing. This left me with two choices, find something to glue it together or throw the coat out. As I've never used fabric glue before I went with this one because it had good reviews and was relativley inexpensive. The glue was easy to apply and within 30 seconds or so, it had adhered sufficently enough where I no longer had to hold the two pieces of cloth together. At that point I was able to hang the coat and give the glue 24 hours to completely cure.Rather than being left with a hard seam as I would have if I had used super glue, the seam remains somewhat plyable (a good thing) and well bonded. I've been wearing the coat now for about 3 weeks and the pocket liner is as good as if it had been stitched. So would I recommend it? Based on my experience I would. I really wish that they sold an even smaller bottle however as I suspect it will take me years (many) to use it all up at which time I'm sure it will have hardened in the bottle.

I had used this Liquid Stitch years ago. I bought my first tube from Walmart at least 10 years ago because I hate to sew! I am vertically challenged and I'm forever having problems with pants being too long. The leggings I bought 9 years ago were way, too long so I thought I'd put Liquid Stitch to the test. Those hems are still holding solid! I've washed them countless times and the "stitch" has not dissolved after all these years! It's worth having on hand! You'll thank me for it!

Would not recommend to adhere patches to fabric. I let the glue dry overnight and upon checking in the morning, the patches peeled off when I moved the fabric. I’m having to go back and hand sew these on anyway. So I found that it’s not permanent or equivalent to real stitching. Can’t hate the product, though, I imagine it’s better for hemming.PS I will say it’s been a good product to keep the patches in place while I sew them. My needle goes through the glue easily.Update: I used this to secure my threads on the inside of the sweatshirt after hand sewing the patches. Yeah, those aren’t going anywhere, so that’s awesome. However, the dried glue is scratchy on the skin, so use backing to avoid that! Definitely a fabric-to-fabric product.

This stuff fixed a tear on the back of my jeans that is almost unseeable. This stuff is definitely worth the money!!

I do not like to sew. I crochet & like to "sign" my work w/ small labels. I used to sew them on. Then ! I got the bright idea to use this product. Hallelujah! Apply a thin coating on back of label, place it on inside of what I made & ta da ! Label in place , quicker than sewing & tidier! Win, win. I'm happy!