Elmer's PVA Glitter Glue | Gold | 177 mL | Washable & Kid Friendly | Great for Making Slime & Crafting

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We’ve made glitter slime three times now – pink glitter slime, purple glitter slime, and gold glitter slime – and have big plans to create Halloween slime in October by trying our hand at green glitter slime with googly eyes.

Elmer’s PVA Glitter Glue | Green | 177 ml | Washable, Kid Elmer’s PVA Glitter Glue | Green | 177 ml | Washable, Kid

The Ultimate Borax-FREE and Taste-Safe Slime Guideshows you how to make all the best borax-free, taste-safe, and non-toxic slimes kids love, such as marshmallow slime. Now if you don’t want to use liquid starch, you can absolutely test out one of our other basic recipes using saline solution or borax powder.Elmers Glitter Glue slime is super easy to make and the best part is that the color and glitter are already provided for you! As if that’s not awesome enough, the best part is: you probably already have the commonly used household items in your own bathroom and kitchen needed to make this slime; i.

Elmer’s PVA Glitter Glue | Black | 177 ml | Washable, Kid Elmer’s PVA Glitter Glue | Black | 177 ml | Washable, Kid

I can remember making homemade play doh and slime as a kid with my mom, and getting to do all of these simple and fun projects all over again with my own little girls, it’s way too much fun. Oh and slime is science too, so don’t miss the great information on science behind this easy slime below. I’ve actually learned to keep our favorite Elmer’s Liquid Glitter Glue in the craft cabinet, so that we can make homemade 3-ingredient glitter slime any ‘ol time! For a single batch of slime 1/8 to 1/4 cup does the trick (depending on brand), but if you think it’s still too sticky, continue to add a few drops at a time until you find the consistency you want. Get inspired and join us for real life stories, behind-the-scenes, tips on the best sales, and exclusive content sent straight to your inbox.

The kids always feel so accomplished and proud of their creations, and it’s a really great way for us parents to get involved. Try this DIY kinetic sand dinosaur dig sensory bin;our ridiculously pretty DIY painted rocks, or these simple DIY snow globes! Our 4-year old, Scarlett, is always asking to make a batch, and she’s a big fan of our “themed” slime recipes.