Aleene's Fabric Fusion Glue 1.6 oz Dual-Ended Pen, Fine Tip & Sponge Tip, Nontoxic, Permanent and Washable Adhesive, Dries Flexible, Strong Bond on Fabrics, Clothing, Denim, Materials

A nice small amount in a great dual applicator container. There's an inner seal on the larger end that you need to remove for it to flow. I put it back on after use to keep the contents from drying out. Worked fine for minor repairs on snagged knitted cotton fabric. Will see how long it lasts in the wash but would be easy to reapply if necessary.

Works well

For the purposes I need it, the glue works. I make crocheted clothing for little dolls, and wanted to seal the ends of threads without have to weave them in elaborately, and add embellishments without having to sew them into place. (Picture of dolls above.) If used extremely carefully, the glue is perfect. It dries clear, firm, and very shiny. Since I didn't want the shininess to show, I used a pin to apply it where needed. For instance, when sealing the ends of threads, I'd apply a tiny speck of the glue to the thread before tucking it into the work so the glue would be hidden. The tip of the applicator applied way too much glue for this detail work. It also takes at least a half an hour to dry, so the item needs to be placed in a position to prevent parts from being attached to each other where you don't want them to be! When it's dry, the glue is immovable. By the way, I also have tried Dritz Fray Check. Dritz 1674 Fray Check Liquid Seam Sealant, 0.75-Ounce, 2-Pack This is far more subtle, but the seal is less than perfect and it emits toxic fumes.

This stuff should be in every woman's cabinet!! It mends everything and it washes so well!!

Works on most surfaces, but not great on certain fabrics and requires being reapplied after washing.

Needed something to attach hat bands to felt hats. This stuff works great and is so easy to use.

Didn't work at all for me. Maybe I dont know how to use it properly or was using it on fabric that it's not meant for. I tried to use it to fix a seam rip in a pair of jeans as well as to fix a loose hem in a pair of slacks. In both cases I glued them and didn't wear the clothing for several days, and in both cases the fabric came apart again after wearing them once. Maybe I did something wrong, but from my experience it wasn't worth the trouble.

I use yarn to make art. This glue is perfect! It turns out beautiful. It dries completely clear.