Halloween Slime

Spooky season is upon us! If you’re wondering how to make Halloween slime, look no further than this Halloween slime recipe. Made without borax, this spooky slime is easy-to-make and fun to play with. A great way to get kids involved with STEM activities, this slime re... Spooky season is upon us! If you’re wondering how to make Halloween slime, look no further than this Halloween slime recipe. Made without borax, this spooky slime is easy-to-make and fun to play with. A great way to get kids involved with STEM activities, this slime recipe is fully customizable — down to color and smell. Before you begin, check out our Color and Scent Mixing Guide to learn which glue you’d need for your chosen slime. You can also decide which food color to use and scent profile you’d like, then you can get to work! A fun way for kids to express their creativity, this quick recipe includes just a few household ingredients and can be whipped together in just about 10 minutes. Keep slime pliable by storing in an airtight container when not in use. Read More Read Less
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INSTRUCTIONS

  • 1 Mix glue and baking soda in medium glass bowl until well blended.
  • 2 Stir in water, desired food color(s) and extract(s) until well blended and you get the color and smell you want. (Or, download our Color and Scent Mixing Guide in the romance copy above to see our Halloween Scented Slime ideas.)
  • 3 Stir in contact solution, 1 teaspoon at a time, until mixture becomes difficult to stir and is no longer sticky. (If necessary, add more contact solution until desired consistency.)
  • 4 Knead in hands until you form a ball that is slightly wet, but does not stick to hands. Slime is ready to use when you can touch the slime and pull your finger away without anything sticking to it. Store slime in an airtight container when not using. Usage Tip : Usage Tip: Long exposure to slime may dry out hands. Wash hands with soap and water after each use.

Tips & Tricks

NOTE: Adult supervision is recommended. This project is not suitable for young children.

20–25 drops of food color = ¼ teaspoon.

Make sure to protect surfaces with newspaper, cling wrap and/or paper towels.

Usage Tip : Usage Tip: Long exposure to slime may dry out hands. Wash hands with soap and water after each use.

Clean Up Tips: To get food coloring off your hands, wash repeatedly with soap and water. To get food coloring off of countertops, use all-purpose cleaner with bleach. Consult a professional for upholstery, rugs, or carpet.

Add a touch of personality to the slime by incorporating googly eyes or glitter into the mix.

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