Fabric glue is a fantastic alternative to sewing. It can be used to mend small holes, attach patches, and even create entirely new garments. Simply apply the fabric glue onto the area you want to secure, press it firmly, and let it dry ​according to the instructions on the packaging.​ Remember to choose a fabric glue that is appropriate for⁤ the type of material you’re working with⁢ to ensure a strong and lasting bond.

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Iron-on adhesive tape, also known as ‍hemming tape, is a brilliant way to create temporary or permanent bonds between fabric layers. This tape is⁣ activated by heat, typically from‌ an iron, causing it to melt slightly and adhere the fabrics together. It’s perfect for hems, securing appliques, and fixing small tears without sewing. Just place the tape between the fabric layers, apply heat with ⁤an iron, ​and let ⁤it cool before wearing ‌or washing the item.

Snap fasteners, also referred to as press studs‍ or poppers, ‍are ideal for closures in clothing, bags, and other fabric projects. They consist of ‍two parts: the socket and the stud. One part is attached to ​each fabric layer, and they snap together securely when pressed. Applying snap fasteners typically requires special pliers or a hammer, but they are fairly easy to install without sewing. Just make⁤ sure to align them properly ⁢before applying ‌pressure.

Fusible web allows ⁤you to bond fabric ​together through the​ application of heat. Usually sold in sheet or tape form, fusible web has an adhesive on both sides. To use it, place the web between two layers of fabric, apply heat with an iron, ‌and let it cool. Once cooled, the fabrics will be fused together, creating a strong⁤ bond. Fusible web is handy for appliques, embellishments, and quick repairs.