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Sewline Fabric Glue Pen FAB50012

Sewline Fabric Glue Pen FAB50012 - Main image
$5.33 $7.95 In stock

Category: Notions & Tools

This clever glue stick means the end of sewing around pins! A water-soluble blue glue that dries clear is a quick, convenient way to hold fabrics for sewing. Great for quilting and applique work but also for hemming and general sewing. Once glued, the fabric pieces can be pulled apart, so not to worry if they are misplaced or need to be adjusted.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

Finally, a glue pen that actually holds fabric in place while I sew—no more pin pricks! The water-soluble formula washes out cleanly, so my quilting projects stay professional-looking.

Chloe ★★★★★

The blue tip lets me trace precise lines on appliqué pieces without any messy overflow, and it dries clear in seconds so I can stitch right over it. It’s genuinely cut my pinning time in half for curved patches.

Julian N. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about glue sticks for quilting, but the blue gel that dries clear is a game-changer—no more pinning down tricky seams for me. It washes out easily in water and holds securely while I sew, which saves so much time on my latest applique project.