Butter slime is a type of slime that is very soft and malleable in texture. Butter slime is almost like a stretchier version of PlayDoh! To make butter slime, start by making a fluffy slime and then add lotion and shaving foam to your glue before mixing in t...

After making your fluffy slime, it is possible to create an iceberg slime! With iceberg slime, a barrier of dried slime is left on the top of the container where you are keeping your slime. You are then able to break the dried barrier to poke into the fresh ...

To make a jiggly slime, in the first step of making the basic slime, you’re going to want to add about double the amount of water as glue. Keep in mind that jiggly slime tends to be more sticky and wet than other slimes because of all the water that is added...

To make crunchy slime, all you need to do is add small polystyrene balls (you can find these at any craft store or on amazon). Ingredients: 5 oz of Elmer’s glue (one bottle) ¼ teaspoon borax powder (sodium tetraborate- can be found in the laundry secti...

Cloud slime is slime that is softer in texture. When you pick up a handful of cloud slime and let it fall back to the table, instead of pouring out of your fingers like a waterfall like a regular slime would, cloud slime does something similar to like how sn...

Some children may have skin that is sensitive to the typical slime activator- borax or you may not not want the messiness of glue. Here are three alternatives to making slime without one or both these  ingredients. Shampoo Ingredients: 2 Tbsp Sua...

Making edible slime is really easy and delicious! Ingredients: 1 cup mini marshmallows 2 Tbsp vegetable or coconut oil food coloring ½ cup powdered sugar ¼ cup cornstarch Steps: Microwave 1 cup of mini marshmallows with 2 tablespoons of your c...

To make clear slime, you can follow the same exact steps for making a regular slime, except in place of the white glue- use clear glue. To keep your slime clear, mix very slowly to avoid a lot of air bubbles, and don’t add any food coloring! Ingredients: ...

Want to see slime come alive? Add some iron oxide to your slime. Since this recipe can get real messy, you may want to use disposable gloves during the mixing of the iron oxide. Remember that magnetic slime should not be ingested. Ingredients: 5 oz...

If you accidentally over-activate your slime, or leave it out in the open for a while, your slime can become very stiff. In order to make it stretchy again, or to make it stretchier in the first place when you are making the slime, add lotion or hand sanitiz...