Liquid Craft Glue

Avoid a sticky situation by stocking up on liquid craft glue from Hobby Lobby for future repairs and creative endeavors! We offer a wide range of bonding materials and PVA glue. We carry an array of different applications, so you can create the perfect bond. Our selection of specially formulated liquid glue will be perfect for crafting in the classroom, office, or home.

If you’re a teacher, Elmer’s Glue is a classroom staple. Grab a gallon bottle of white or clear glue, so you can refill your smaller bottles throughout the year. Elmer’s Wood Glue and Gorilla Glue are must-haves for your woodshop class, and Mod Podge is great for your decoupage and paper mache projects in art class. Along with its adhering properties, it also serves as an acrylic sealer. Turn to spray glue for larger projects like foam-board collages and posters. Or, use it for attaching fabrics to wood or cardstock.

We also offer several other specialty glues to help with technical projects at work, paper crafting at home, or decorating for a special occasion. Grab some E600 for industrial strength on glass, and use Gorilla Glue to adhere plastic pieces together. Rubber cement glue is great for mounting photos without wrinkles and minimal residue.

Use epoxy adhesive when working with metal and Aleen’s Tacky Glue to make stunning floral arrangements. Tacky glue is also great for using with yarn, foam, and delicate crepe paper. Be sure to keep some Loctite Super Glue on hand for precise and speedy application on almost any material that requires a strong hold.

Don’t forget fabric glue for mending clothing and glue pens for embellishing. From wood glue to foam glue, we have all you need to live a creative life!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does super glue take to dry?

Super glue is generally dry enough to handle within a minute, but it may need twenty-four hours to fully cure.                                   

How long does wood glue take to dry?

Wood glue generally takes around an hour to be dry to the touch, but it may need twenty-four hours to fully cure.