DIY FLOAM SLIME! ANOTHER FUN SLIME CRAFT!
- 7 лет назад
Learn how to make DIY Floam Slime with Annelise & Julia. Happy Crafting!\r
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You will need:\r
White school glue\r
Liquid starch *You can also use Borax water, directions below\r
Microbeads *See note below\r
Food coloring \r
Bowl & Spoon\r
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This recipe should work with only liquid starch, however, it would not firm up for us. It finally came to the right consistency when we added a small amount of Borax water solution. Floam can also be made with only borax water solution (no liquid starch) if you prefer. Here are the directions for this method:\r
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Borax water solution:\r
1 tsp. Borax (found on the laundry aisle of the grocery store)\r
1 cup warm water for the Borax\r
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Remember, the trick to good Floam (or slime) is the amount of liquid starch or Borax water solution. Too much and your Floam breaks instead of stretching. Too little and your Floam will stick to everything. Add the Borax water in small increments and mix or knead well for a minute or so before adding more. We start with 3 tablespoons of Borax water and then add about 1 tsp. at a time until we get the consistency we like. \r
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*Note about microbeads: They were not easy for us to find. They are available on Amazon for about $9 or you can cut open a travel pillow or stuffed toy containing them. You can also try bean bag stuffing, which are slightly larger beads.\r
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Floam will store for weeks, and possibly longer, in a sealed bag. \r
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You will need:\r
White school glue\r
Liquid starch *You can also use Borax water, directions below\r
Microbeads *See note below\r
Food coloring \r
Bowl & Spoon\r
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This recipe should work with only liquid starch, however, it would not firm up for us. It finally came to the right consistency when we added a small amount of Borax water solution. Floam can also be made with only borax water solution (no liquid starch) if you prefer. Here are the directions for this method:\r
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Borax water solution:\r
1 tsp. Borax (found on the laundry aisle of the grocery store)\r
1 cup warm water for the Borax\r
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Remember, the trick to good Floam (or slime) is the amount of liquid starch or Borax water solution. Too much and your Floam breaks instead of stretching. Too little and your Floam will stick to everything. Add the Borax water in small increments and mix or knead well for a minute or so before adding more. We start with 3 tablespoons of Borax water and then add about 1 tsp. at a time until we get the consistency we like. \r
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*Note about microbeads: They were not easy for us to find. They are available on Amazon for about $9 or you can cut open a travel pillow or stuffed toy containing them. You can also try bean bag stuffing, which are slightly larger beads.\r
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Floam will store for weeks, and possibly longer, in a sealed bag. \r
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If you like this video please click the thumbs up and leave a comment. The girls love to read all positive or helpful comments. Dont forget to subscribe!\r
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Follow us on Facebook: \r
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And on Instagram: