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There are many ways to make slime but pro-crafter Faith Hale shows you her very favorite method for making a sparkly, swirly version. Using liquid starch, clear glue, nontoxic pigment and fine glitter, we'll make three separate shades before swirling them all together. The slime comes together quickly and clean-up is a breeze.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Liquid starch like Purex Sta-Flo
- Clear Elmer's glue
- Fine glitter
- Fine pigments or cosmetic-grade mica powder - Faith uses Vitory brand
- Three glass bowls
- Spoon
Downloads:
- Blend starch, glue and water to make slime
- Work with powdered pigments
- Detailed instruction on how to make slime
- A HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list
- Step-by-step instruction by expert instructor Faith Hale
- The ability to leave comments, ask question and interact with other students




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Galaxy Slime Reviews
433 users recommended this class to a friend
Holly Bialski
I really wish there were specific measurements. I am doing this craft with 6 kids, and that would have helped me decide how much of each product to buy. The galaxy coloring is fun, but it felt a little misleading that the colors mixed together after only a couple minutes of play.
March 12, 2025