Sweet T had her first sleepover last month and we made slime for hours! This fall slime recipe was one of their favorites our of all the glitter slimes we made. We loved how the acrylic pieces (even the pumpkins!) stayed suspended in the slime in spite of being a little heavier that what you typically add to slime. This fall slime is sensory play at its finest. I recommend you create it together outdoors on a lovely autumn day. There’s less mess that way too!

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Fall Slime Recipe

Ingredients

• Clear Glue
• Liquid Starch
• Copious amounts of glitter if you are doing this with little girls
• Fall table scatter (ours has lightweight plastic leaves, pumpkins, and beads in fall colors)

Directions

1. Make a batch of my basic Halloween slime recipe with clear glue. Click the link or scroll down to the recipe card for exact details.
2. Add glitter to the slime. I let the girls chose the colors and they picked orange, gold, and brown and lots of it. See?

I was a little skeptical about all that glitter since it was looking like a brown blob at first, but once it’s stretched out, it’s gorgeous. The lesson here it to trust the kiddos when it comes to glitter.

Add your table scatter and boom! You’ve got fall slime. It’s sooooo stretchy and fun.

I might even have gotten in on the fun a little. It’s a stress reliever to play with it! I wonder if slime will soon be marketed to adults like coloring books now are.

At any rate, you’ll want to play with this fall slime with your kids for a peaceful, mindful time of sensory play. We love it!

Check out our other slimes for fall and Halloween too!

• Spooky Eyeball Slime
• Spider Slime
• Black Cat Slime
• Candy Corn Slime

Fall Slime Recipe

Yield: 1 cup

Fall Slime Recipe

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This fall slime recipe makes for an easy fall crafts for kids. My daughter and her friend loved it! Once your kids make glitter slime, you'll both be hooked.

Prep Time 5 minutes

Total Time 5 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $1 per cup

Materials

• Clear School Glue - Again, you'll want the gallon size. Trust me.
• Liquid Starch - Found in the laundry aisle at local stores or on Amazon.
• Fall Table Scatter
• Glitter

Tools

• Mixing bowl
• Spatula

Instructions

1. Start by placing approximately 2/3 cup glue into a bowl
2. Add approximately 1/4 liquid starch and stir with a spatula
3. At this point, it's best to get hands-on by taking the slime out of the bowl and working it with your hands.If the slime is too sticky, add more starch. If the slime is too goopy/stringy, add more glue.
4. Once you have the perfect consistency, add the table scatter

Notes

See this basic slime post for more details on how to get your slime the perfect consistency

Recommended Products

• 
  Purex Sta-Flo Liquid Starch, 60 Ounce
• 
  Elmer's Clear Glue

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