The correct fabric adhesive adheres well to any textile material. The adhesive base between the fabrics should create an elastic film that will resist the effects of water, heat, light. How to choose a glue or an adhesive base in order to glue the fabric to the fabric with high quality, for example, for applique?
Instructions
Step 1
The fabric can be glued to other types of fabric with various types of glue. Polyurethane, styrene-butadiene, rubber types of adhesives adhere well to textile surfaces. You can also effectively use PVA glue and hot melt glue for these purposes.
Step 2
Go to a store that sells craft supplies. In such departments, glue for applique or decoupage on fabric is offered for sale. It is colorless, transparent, does not leave marks on the fabric. Moreover, this glue does not set immediately, and you can move a piece of the fabric part if you glued it incorrectly. Use a similar glue for gluing one type of fabric to another, appliqués, patchwork.
Step 3
Both fabrics are glued with rubber glue, connected together, allowed to dry for an hour. Then the place of gluing must be moistened with acetone, put a flat weight on top for five minutes. Finally, the surface "adheres" after this procedure in ten hours.
Step 4
Use PVC glue to process both sides of the fabric for bonding. Then press down the product with a weight on top for six hours. During this time, the glue will dry. Spray textile glue onto the garment from a distance of 30 cm and immediately place the part of the fabric you want to glue on this place.
Step 5
Buy adhesive tape from sewing supplies or fabric stores. It is also called the "spider web". This tape is a kind of dry fabric glue. In order to glue one piece of fabric to another with such a tape, put the tape between them and iron it with a hot iron. When exposed to heat, the dry adhesive backing of the tape dissolves and adheres both surfaces. If you are gluing too thin fabric or wool, iron the product through dry gauze.
