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DIY Snow Slime
Make the most of snowy days indoors with this cold-weather slime that's almost like the real thing.
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An ooey-gooey, wintery wonderland is only a few ingredients away. Who doesn't love getting their hands on some slime, and what's better than the homemade. Cure the cold afternoon blues with this easy to create, easy to clean project that is certain to capture the attention of kids of all shapes and sizes.
Cassidy Garcia
Materials Needed
- white school glue (chilled)
- spoon
- bowl
- liquid starch
- foam balls
- glitter
Slime Starter
Cassidy Garcia
Cassidy Garcia
Cassidy Garcia
To begin, empty two bottles of chilled white school glue into a bowl. Next, to give it some winter flair, add glitter. We chose silver, blue and white to reflect our favorite cold-weather hues, but any and all glitter colors are sure to make the slime pop. Once the glitter has been added, be sure to fully incorporate it into the chilled glue.
Thicken Slime
Cassidy Garcia
Cassidy Garcia
Adding small amounts at a time, mix 1/2 cup of chilled liquid starch into the slime mixture. Work the liquid starch into the glue thoroughly until the glue mixture begins to lose its tackiness. Using your hands, knead the slime until it has formed into a ball-like shape that can be easily manipulated.
Add Texture
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Once the slime has formed and is no longer sticky, add foam balls for texture. Not only do they act as a texture component, but they also look like tiny snowballs! Once all ingredients have been combined, slime away!
Cassidy Garcia
