Everyone loves to make slime and your kids will go crazy over this St Patrick’s Day Slime. It is so glittery and fun to make and play with.
St Patrick’s Day Slime
Slime is all I hear about these days so I thought it only fitting that we make St. Patrick’s Day Slime. If your kids are all about slime, they are going to absolutely love making St. Patrick’s day slime recipe.
We made Valentine’s Day Homemade Slime and it was a huge hit. So, I knew we had to make something glittery and gold for St. Patrick’s Day.
I think this is one of the prettiest slimes we have made. The swirls of gold and glitter and green look so festive!
Saint Patrick’s Day slime is fun and frugal.
When we first started out making slime, my kids liked to get those slime kits. We quickly learned how expensive they are and absolutely unnecessary. You can easily make your own slime with just a few ingredients and have some leftover for more slime recipes.
In fact, this is cheap enough to make for a group or party. The ingredients are simple and inexpensive.
My kids are all about slime so I learned How to get Slime out of Clothes and it is easy.
Supplies for diy St patrick’s day slime:
- 6 oz Bottle of Green Glitter Glue
- 6 oz Bottle of Gold Glitter Glue
- 1 tsp Baking Soda
- 2 Tablespoon Contact Lens Solution
How to make St patrick’s day slime:
- Step 1. Put the Green Glitter Glue in a small mixing bowl.
- Step 2. Mix in ½ tsp of baking soda.
- Step 3. Then slowly mix in 1 Tablespoon of the contact lens solution and stir until a slime is formed. Once the glue starts pulling away from the edge of the bowl and is sticking to the spoon, remove the slime from the bowl.
Knead with your heads until the slime is the consistency that you prefer. - Step 4. Repeat the same process with the gold glue to form 2 different colors of slime.
Step 5. Play and enjoy. You can play with the slime separately or twist them together for a new look.
How to store green glitter slime:
Store the slime inside an airtight container or bag. You can usually pick up small inexpensive containers at Dollar Tree as well.
How long will slime last:
Homemade slime will last for a couple of weeks. However, if you start to to see mold or dirt, it is time to toss it.
It will last longer if you make sure your hands are clean before playing with it.
Tips for making Leprechaun slime:
- Contact Solution. The type of contact solution that you use for making slime is very important. You can’t just use saline solution. It needs to be contact solution that contains boric acid and sodium borate.
- Knead the slime. Make sure to knead the slime until the desired consistency
- White Glue. This can be substituted instead of glitter glue. You can use food coloring to make gold and green slime.
Is slime a liquid or solid?
Slime is a non-Newtonian fluid. This means it is neither a liquid or a solid.
It has qualities of both. Slime can be picked up similar to a solid but also oozes like a liquid.
DIY Green Glitter Slime is so fun.
I absolutely love this pretty gold slime with all of the glitter. Plus, the green and gold just look perfect for St. Patrick’s Day.
You can use food coloring but we prefer to use the glitter glue in each color. It is just easier and the kids love it.
This is such a fun slime activity that also doubles as sensory play. I love DIY activities that are fun to make and play with.
This is a really simple slime recipe that does not call for borax powder or liquid starch. Give this a try for a fun activity.
To help you out, we have a developed a list of the Best Slime Supplies to make the Best Slime!
Print the instructions for St Patrick’s Day Slime:
St. Patrick’s Day Slime
Materials
- 6 oz Bottle of Green Glitter Glue
- 6 oz Bottle of Gold Glitter Glue
- 1 tsp Baking Soda
- 2 Tablespoon Contact Lens Solution
Instructions
- Put the Green Glitter Glue in a small mixing bowl.
- Mix in ½ tsp of baking soda.
- Then slowly mix in 1 Tablespoon of the contact lens solution and stir until a slime is formed. Once the glue starts pulling away from the edge of the bowl and is sticking to the spoon, remove the slime from the bowl and knead with your heads until the slime is the consistency that you prefer.
- Repeat the same process with the gold glue to form 2 different colors of slime.
More St. Patrick’s Day Ideas:
The two tone colored slim looks like so much fun and I like the fact that it doesn’t use Borax when I am making it with small chldren.
However, as a teacher I noticed it said to “knead ” the ingredients with your “heads?” Must have been a very busy and tiring week! ha