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    You are here: Home / Recipes / Slime Stress Balls DIY Easter Egg Idea

    Slime Stress Balls DIY Easter Egg Idea

    BY: Courtney PUBLISHED: Feb 27, 2017 4 Comments UPDATED ON: Dec 13, 2018

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    slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kids

    Make these Slime Stress Balls DIY and turn it Eggs for a cool Easter Egg Idea with kids! No messy slime on your hands, tons of clean fun for the littles who don’t like messes.

    stress balls diy slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kids

     

    For weeks we wanted to make slime. We google slime how to make it and slime ingredients. Most of the ingredients are hard to find since they’re sold out. We ended up buying what we need to make our slime through our affiliate! Get all the slime Amazon shopping done online. They seriously have it all. 🙂

    stress balls diy slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kids

    We didn’t want to show you how to make slime with borax as we were concerned about using borax for ourselves. We read an article on EWG that confirmed our concerns about the use of borax with slime. Thankfully we found tons of ways on how to make slime without borax online, especially on MomDot! 🙂

    If you want fluffy slime you could even add in shaving cream. The cheap white shaving cream works. There are soooo many slime recipes online. We’ve even seen a slime recipe using styrofoam. 😮

    The most important part of this craft is the balloons. We’ll be using them again so be sure to come back for another fun craft using them!

    (72) Clear Transparent Latex 12 Inch Balloons and White Curling Ribbon Bundle(72) Clear Transparent Latex 12 Inch Balloons and White Curling Ribbon Bundle

    stress balls diy slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kids

    One concern has come up a lot while we’ve been making slime. How can you keep it clean? Well, there’s no way to not get slime all over your hands if you’re playing with it. No matter how much I played with the recipe, once I got it right, and it wasn’t sticking to me.

    Eventually, it would get stuck on my daughter’s hands. She loved it, but it was a bit of a mess and she wasn’t loving the mess, it stressed her out. 😮

    stress balls diy slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kidsstress balls diy slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kids

    Then that gave me the perfect idea! We’d make Slime Stress Balls DIY, and since it’s almost Easter, we turned them into “eggs. It’s such a fun Easter Egg Idea! You could even do this with our oobleck recipe aka easy slime recipe with cornstarch.

    To make a stress ball with cornstarch and water is super simple. Just mix the two until you reach the desired texture and allow it to drain from the funnel into the balloon.

    slime recipe without borax easy slime recipe for kids easter egg ideas easter crafts for toddlers easy diy slime recipe fun crafts for kids

    Slime Stress Balls DIY Easter Egg Idea

    Make these Slime Stress Balls DIY and turn it Eggs for a cool Easter Egg Idea with kids! No messy slime on your hands, tons of clean fun for the littles who don't like messes.
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    Author: Courtney

    Ingredients

    • clear glue
    • glitter paint
    • fine glitter
    • liquid starch
    • balloons
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    Instructions

    • Attach a single balloon to the bottom of the funnel.
    • Now with the balloon attached pour in some clear glue and paint.
    • Mix the paint and glue together and then sprinkle some glitter.
    • When glue mixture is going down slowly, add some liquid starch.
    • Once the balloon is filled, knot it up and then wash it off.
    • HAVE FUN! (there's no exact recipe, you can make it as loose or as you want, more starch = thicker slime) *note: please do not let children eat or lick the slime.

    The nutritional information is automatically calculated and can vary based ingredients and products used. If the nutrition numbers are important for you we recommend calculating them yourself.

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    About Courtney

    Family, Food, and Photography are Courtney's passions and you'll see all of that on this blog. She is happily married to her husband Chris and together they have two amazing kiddos!

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    Comments

    1. Lisa

      March 02, 2017 at 12:58 pm

      This is a great idea for Easter! Also a great way to get the kids involved. I definitely want to try this I think my 16 month old would love this.

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      • Courtney Lopez

        March 04, 2017 at 11:08 am

        Thank you!! Have fun 😀

    2. Lori

      January 28, 2018 at 1:35 pm

      Have you ever tried it with regular glue???

      Reply
      • Courtney Lopez

        January 28, 2018 at 4:23 pm

        We haven’t, only because we like to use clear balloons and see the glitter. You can use regular, but it won’t be the same results as in color. 🙂

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