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    Home » Sensory » How to Make Tinkerbell Slime Without Borax

    How to Make Tinkerbell Slime Without Borax

    Published: May 25, 2018 · Modified: Jul 19, 2022 by Vicky

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    If you have ever made slime, then you know there are countless ways to do it. We have made slime with borax in the past and we enjoy that and are careful when we make and play with it. I have had some requests for some borax free slime recipes and so I am excited to share this one with you. We are big Disney fans in our house and my kids especially love Tinkerbell. Today, I'll show you how to make Tinkerbell slime without borax. It is easy and may even contain some "pixie dust." We also have some more Easy Slime Recipes you might enjoy.

    We are big Disney fans in our house and my kids especially love Tinkerbell. I loved learning how to make Tinkerbell slime without borax. The kids love this super stretchy slime recipe. #slime #slimerecipe #boraxfreeslime


    Tinkerbell Slime Without Borax

    tinkerbell slime without borax

    You will need:

    Please supervise your kids when making slime and have them wash their hands when they are done playing. This is not edible.

    1 airtight container
    1 5 oz bottle of clear glue
    ½ cup water
    ½ teaspoon baking soda
    1 tablespoon contact solution
    Food coloring
    Green extra fine glitter
    Green sequins
    Tinkerbell embellishments
    Small bowl

    supplies needed to make slime

    Tinkerbell embellishments

    How to make Tinkerbell Slime:

    Pour an entire 5 oz bottle of clear glue into a bowl.

    clear glue being poured into a bowl

    Add in ½ cup of water to the glue. Squeeze in a few drops of green food coloring and mix. Next, add ½ teaspoon baking soda and stir. Then, add in the green glitter (or as my kids call it, pixie dust).

    making slime with baking soda

    adding glitter to slime

    Now, it is time to add the green sequins and those cute Tinkerbells.

    adding sequins to slime
    Add 1 tablespoon contact solution. The slime will begin to form instantly.

    stretching green slime
    The slime mixture will be STICKY at this point, but don’t panic! Mix the solution in the bowl until it starts to take shape.

    tinkerbell slime
    Knead the slime until it is no longer sticky. Store in an airtight container.

             Slime with Tinkerbell

    As you can see, it is easy to make Tinkerbell slime without borax. If you have a Tinkerbell or Disney fanatic at home, they will be thrilled with this easy slime.

    child stretching slime

    It is super stretchy, squeezable and magical!

    child squeezing green slime

    If you are having a Tinkerbell themed party, this Tinkerbell slime would be perfect to make ahead of time and give out as a party favor. Or, if you are even more adventurous, make it with the kids!

    tinkerbell slime in a bowl

    If you are looking for a great borax free slime recipe but don't want to make it Tinkerbell specific, simply leave out the Tinkerbell figures and you just have some really cool green slime. One of our favorite slime recipes made without borax is Corn Starch Slime Recipe with Glue from Little Bins for Little Hands. Check it out and have some slimy fun!

    stretching green slime

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    If you want to try more slime recipes for kids, check out:

    Pom Pom Slime

    Slushie Slime Recipe

     

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