Whether you're glittering a photo or adorning buttons, these adhesives are must-have supplies for holding your crafts together.

Craft glue is compatible with most craft materials, including paper, cardboard, fabric, felt, burlap, and even glitter, when evenly spread. Diluted glue stops fabric edges from fraying. The drying time is about 10 minutes.

Spray adhesive is best for thin materials, since it won't wrinkle, and large surfaces, both porous (paper, fabric) and nonporous (foil, acetate). It cleans up with acetone or Goo Gone, and dries in about one minute.

Its highly thick consistency makes tacky glue good for heavier items, like buttons, beads, and shells. It can also be used as a cool, safe alternative to a hot glue gun in many projects.

Decoupage Glue and Sealant is a single product that goes underneath and over decoupage materials, first acting as an adherent, then as a sealant. 

A glue gun joins porous and nonporous materials and dries in about one minute. Fresh glue and a hot applicator tip can burn, so be sure to keep a bowl of cool water on hand while working with one and keep out of children's reach. The tool comes in high-, low-, and dual-temperature (the higher the temperature, the stronger the bond).

This odorless glue sets in only 24 hours and remains flexible. Joined materials can be washed, but not dry-cleaned.

Great for precise glue application, an applicator bottle and tip will give you a thin line of glue in a narrow space. Also useful for glittering: Make dots or write in script, then sprinkle glitter on top.

A paper-backed dry adhesive, PMA is a great alternative to spray adhesive. Turn pieces of paper, photos, or fabric into "stickers": Unroll PMA and position wrong side of item to be glued on top of it; attach the two by burnishing the layers with a roller or squeegee, then peel off the backing to expose the adhesive.