Stick with Me: June Tailor Pattern Stick Temporary Adhesive Spray
If you've ever wrangled a slippery fabric piece while muttering, “just stay put!”, you are not alone, friend. Whether you're working with tricky textiles or just want a little extra hold without the commitment, June Tailor’s Pattern Stick Temporary Adhesive Spray is your new best sewing buddy.
Let’s dive into why I’m totally stuck on it — in the best way possible!
What Is It?
June Tailor Pattern Stick is a temporary fabric adhesive spray designed specifically for sewing, quilting, and crafting. It gives you just enough stick to hold your pieces together during cutting, pinning, or stitching — and then it disappears without a trace.
No sticky residue. No drama. Just smooth sewing.
Why Sewists Love It
Here’s what makes it sew good:
Temporary hold: It’s not forever — just enough tackiness to keep layers from shifting.
No gunk: Won’t gum up your needle (yes please!).
Great for applique & paper patterns: Use it to stick patterns directly to fabric or hold applique pieces in place before stitching.
Disappears like magic: It evaporates or washes out without staining or leaving a mark.
No pins, no problem: Say goodbye to stabbing yourself during tight turns.
How to Use It (a quick spray-and-go guide)
Shake well (it’s a dance party for adhesives).
Spray a light mist about 6–8 inches away from your fabric or pattern.
Press fabric or pattern in place.
Sew away — no pin-wrestling required.
Tip: Always test on a scrap first. And if you’re spraying indoors, give it a well-ventilated space (your lungs will thank you).
Bonus: It’s repositionable! You can unstick and restick without tearing or leaving behind fuzzies.
Best Projects to Use It On
Appliqué designs
Fabric collage or textile art
Quilting layers before basting
Paper pattern templates (especially felt or slippery knits!)
Embroidery stabilization
T-shirt quilts
Where to Buy
FAQs
Q: Does it work on felt or fleece?
A: Absolutely! It's perfect for keeping soft or textured fabrics in place.
Q: Will it stain my fabric?
A: Not if used correctly. Always do a quick test spray on a scrap first.
Q: Can I iron over it?
A: Yes! It’s safe to press over — but again, test with your fabric first.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re working on a quilt sandwich, a delicate applique, or just trying to avoid poking yourself with another pin, June Tailor Pattern Stick makes sewing smoother and way more enjoyable. It’s a low-mess, high-reward tool that earns its place in every sewing room.
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