What kind of glue do you use to adhere cloth to a wire dog frame??

There is an incredible amount of information about using glue here:

https://www.dreamalittlebigger.com/post/glue-guide-use-the-right-glue-for-the-job.html

I would try gorilla strips first but it seems like if its cloth could you use string to tie it on?

Hi Cheryl, I make deamcatchers and I have to glue suede like fabric to metal, I use super glue in minimal amounts, it works great and holds well, hope this helps you out

Could you sew a hem and place it on the dog frame? that would last the longest. Or Get some heavy duty velcro and attach that way. They sell it in strips on Amazon in black or white.

Hello Can you post a photograph of the project you have in mind? Is it possible to use a glue gun?

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Maybe you could staple the fabric around the wire frame.

It would be a bit more safe for the dog if you sewed a cover together (sides & top) and then use fabric ties, velcro or several snaps in specific locations to snap the cover on and off. I envision it to be similar to a skirted cover for a dining room chair. as shown in this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCQBgF_D7LQ

Hi! What exactly is your project? Is it for an outdoor display? I could be more helpful with more information!🙂

hot glue gun would work great.

Epoxy glue works best if the metal and fabric will be exposed to excessive heat, but it can take as long as an hour for the metal and fabric to create a permanent bond. Apply the epoxy to both the metal and fabric to create a lasting bond. If you're looking for a quick bond, and the project will not be used in extreme temperatures, hot glue and glue dots work exceptionally well.

I wouldn't glue it right to the metal. I would sew it on. Or.... glue or sew velcro strips to the top of the fabric so you can velcro it around the metal frame. To glue the velcro on the fabric, you could use SUPER 77; My favorite heavy duty glue I like to use for fabric applications. Or you could use FABRITAC. I think super 77 might be stronger though.

Hot melt glue would work, but more importantly is how thick is the fabric? Meaning, thin fabric is going to show where it’s glued on.

Hot glue!

Hi Cheryl, here's a really cool site that will tell what glue to use to glue anything to anything - https://www.thistothat.com/

I LOVE Aleene's liquid fusion! https://amzn.to/3hqXWxI

Hello there Cheryl,

Better to sew by hand rather than try to stick down, but if you insist, try Mod podge!

What is a dog frame?

It's a wire shaped sculpture of a dog.

Cheryl: I would sew the fabric on. Simply. Safe.