Pour 2 bottles of Elmer's® School Glue into a glass or plastic mixing bowl.
Add in 1/2 tablespoon of baking soda and stir until well mixed.
This is where I like to add a fun color to the slime. We used food coloring, but you can also use paint if you prefer.
Now add your slime mix-ins. I loved using these Tiny Pom-Poms. They added so much color and fun to the slime. This fun add-in gave the slime a fun Easter egg look.
Add in 1 tablespoon of contact solution and mix. The slime will begin to form and start to pull away from the mixing bowl. You can start to mix by hand. It will be sticky, but it's a fun way to mix it.
Make this recipe over and over experimenting with other colors to complete your Easter Slime. We placed ours in Jumbo Bright Eggs for a fun Easter surprise. These versatile plastic jars also work great for storing slime. My kids had a blast making this.
Pour 2 bottles of Elmer's® School Glue into a glass or plastic mixing bowl.
Add in 1/2 tablespoon of baking soda and stir until well mixed.
This is where I like to add a fun color to the slime. We used food coloring, but you can also use paint if you prefer.
Now add your slime mix-ins. I loved using these Tiny Pom-Poms. They added so much color and fun to the slime. This fun add-in gave the slime a fun Easter egg look.
Add in 1 tablespoon of contact solution and mix. The slime will begin to form and start to pull away from the mixing bowl. You can start to mix by hand. It will be sticky, but it's a fun way to mix it.
Make this recipe over and over experimenting with other colors to complete your Easter Slime. We placed ours in Jumbo Bright Eggs for a fun Easter surprise. These versatile plastic jars also work great for storing slime. My kids had a blast making this.
