Here are some photos showing how well it holds it's shape:
Earlier this month, Creative Paperclay® DT member Suzette used a recipe with Borax. Today, I'm going to use a recipe with contact solution - something many of us may already have on hand. I tried a couple of different recipes - here's the one that worked best for me:
Recipe: Mix together the following ingredients in the order shown
1/2 cup white glue
1/2 cup water
Coloring medium / food color
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1-2 tablespoons Contact/Saline Solution - it must contain Boric Acid to work - add slowly until the Slime starts to pull away from the edges of the bowl
Remove from the bowl, then knead in:
1/4 cup Delight™ Modeling Compound
HAVE FUN PLAYING!!!
Directions: Please see my video tutorial for full details on making this Butter Slime:
Supply List:
Delight™ air dry modeling compound
white glue
water
Stampin' Up! Reinker - Brilliant Blue
baking soda
Contact/Saline Solution
I hope you enjoyed learning how to make Butter Slime with Delight™ and Contact Solution. Thank you so much for stopping by the blog today. Have a great, creative day! -Patti
3 comments:
Does it dry eventually, as clay should, or does it stay flexible?
Does it dry eventually, or stay flexible? I'd try it if it dried. Not if it stays flexible.
the kids will love this
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