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My daughter loves playing with slime and even more than playing with it, she loves making it so making it for other people for holiday gifts was exactly the right activity for a rainy weekend! Mason jars make great containers for snow slime and they are cute!
Gather your materials. To make 3 small jars full of lovely slime you will need 2 bottles of clear Elmer’s glue, one bottle of white, silver and blue glitter, foil snowflakes, a bowl and spatula, liquid starch, some washi tape and 3 small mason jars.
Start by pouring your glue into your bowl, 
we did clear, then white,
then clear.
Add the glitter.
Glitter is serious, obviously.
Stir.
Add the starch, we added 1/4 cup to start with and then after kneading for 3 minutes added another dash.
When you knead the slime I really forcefully knead it, I stretch, and wrap it around into a ball, then knead some more. I like mine really tough and rubbery, if you like more liquidy slime, add less starch.
Add in the snowflakes ( make sure they don’t have sharp sides) and let your helper play for a while so that you can make the lids with washi tape. 
All ready to give away!
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hannah mihaila says
That’s really cute!
Where did you get the snowflakes?
Anyway.. thank you for this recipe, it was extremely helpful. I was really wondering if there were other activators other than borax, because I heared that borax is very risky. Thank goodness you used staflo because i have it at home.
Thank you so much!
Cathy says
Hi there,
I’m a teacher and have a ton of glue but it’s not clear. Is clear glue necessary? Funds are meager!
Thanks,
Cathy
Allison McDonald says
No it will just be more white and you might want to add even more glitter 🙂
Allie says
This is just awful. It sticks to everything, no mater how much liquid starch I added. Disastrous. Any idea what I’m doing wrong?
Allison McDonald says
Oh no – I am so sorry. I am assuming you followed the recipe exactly, my guess would be to knead more.