Hi friends! Are your kids obsessed with slime? My son and all his friends love to make and play with slime. I think my son has made slime every week this summer and he loves looking up new slime recipes. Lately his favorite slime recipe includes shaving cream which ends up making a fluffy homemade slime that’s soft, puffy, and awesome.
My son also loves dinosaurs so we thought it would be fun to make Fluffy Slime and add Dinosaurs. This recipe is so easy that your kids can make homemade slime in a few simple steps. And, with only 5 fun ingredients, you can’t go wrong with this fun and simple craft.
Supplies needed to make your own fluffy homemade slime:
- 4 ounces White Glue
- 1 cup Shaving Cream
- Food Coloring (optional)
- 1/4 teaspoon Baking Soda
- 1-2 tablespoons Contact Lens Solution
- Plastic Storage Containers
- Miniature Toy Dinosaurs
Now, are you ready to make fluffy homemade slime because it’s SLIME TIME!
First, empty one 4 ounce bottle of glue into a large bowl.
Add shaving cream and a few drops of food coloring to bowl. Mix together.
Add baking soda and continue to mix ingredients together.
Slowly add contact lens solution to glue. Mix until slime forms and it begins to get harder to mix. Continue to knead with hands. If needed, continue to add contact lens solution until slime is no longer sticky.
Add dinosaurs and have fun playing with your awesome dinosaur fluffy slime.
Store in plastic container to keep slime from drying up. These 8 ounce containers are PERFECT for storing your homemade slime. And, they come in packs of four so you’ll have plenty of containers for all your homemade slime.
So what are waiting for? It’s time to whip up some fluffy slime. Your kids will have a blast playing with dinosaur fluffy slime – I guarantee it!
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Kara Harvey, owner of Happy Go Lucky, is passionate about showing her readers that if she can do it, they can do it too. She shares projects and recipes that don’t require a lot of supplies or ingredients.
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