If you're looking for a fun, squishy, and totally edible slime recipe, you're going to love this one! This Edible Marshmallow Slime is stretchy, squishy, and perfectly safe for little hands (and ...

Repeated requests for more slime led me down a rabbit hole of slime recipes: slime made with yogurt, another with cornstarch and glue, and a disastrous batch made with shaving cream. Either the recipe ...

Though you don’t need glue to make slime, you will still need some things. You will need a bottle of the body wash of your choice, some food coloring, and a box of cornstarch.

Looking for the perfect butter slime recipe for toddlers that’s quick, safe, and super fun to make? You’re in the right place! This butter slime recipe, easy enough for little hands, is one of the ...

3. If you are using food coloring, add 3-4 drops until the water is a shade darker than you want the slime to be. When you make this slime, the color will be diluted slightly.

Learn to make your own slime If your kid is obsessed with slime, you might find yourself spending a small fortune on this viscous substance. Luckily, it’s fairly easy to make at home with just a ...

The do-it-yourself trend has surged in popularity. Get a borax-free recipe. — -- Homemade slime is one of spring's hottest crafting projects. The do-it-yourself trend has surged in popularity ...

Let's make some puffy slime Step 1: Add glue Add about 1 cup (8 ounces) of glue to your mixing bowl. Building your own slides is a great way to get more from your microscope — here's how to make ...

Now let's make the rest of them! Repeat the process for the next ones, but you can add the little styrofoam balls for the foam slime. After adding the food coloring, add the balls. Then, add your ...

Learn to make your own slime If your kid is obsessed with slime, you might find yourself spending a small fortune on this viscous substance. Luckily, it’s fairly easy to make at home with just a ...