Fluffy Thanksgiving Slime

Gobble, gobble! We took our favorite fluffy slime recipe, added a festive fall color, and made our own feathers to give it a fun Turkey theme! Check out our Thanksgiving slime recipe below using our favorite fluffy slime as our base!

How To Make Fluffy Thanksgiving Slime

Supplies:

3-4 Cups Shaving Cream {Foamy Kind}
1/2 Cup White PVA Washable School Glue
1 TBL Saline Solution {Note: must contain sodium borate/ boric acid as ingredients}
1 TSP Baking Soda
Food Coloring {we chose brown and you can see the supplies we chose below}
Bowl, Spoon, Measuring Cups
Pipe Cleaners and Google Eyes
Storage Container

Instructions:

STEP 1. Measure out the shaving cream into a bowl.

NOTE: It’s not an exact measurement because it’s hard to fill the cup completely without going over the rim. Usually I just end up with a big mound. I can make 4 fluffy slime recipes per can of shaving cream.

STEP 2. Add brown food coloring to the shaving foam and gently mix in.

You will need a good amount of color to get brown fluffy slime since you are mixing it with a whole lot of white shaving cream. Adds in a bit of color theory too! We still could have added more brown food coloring.

STEP 3. Add the glue.

PVA glue is the backbone of the slime. Mixed with the slime activator and you have awesome oozing slimey goodness to play with.

STEP 4. Add baking soda.

Baking soda helps to firm the slime. We have experimented with different amounts to achieve different consistencies. Set yourself up a science experiment with slime and try it out!

STEP 5. Add the slime activator and start mixing! Your totally turkey Thanksgiving fluffy slime will come together in a minute or less.

Make sure to whip up your Thanksgiving fluffy slime recipe really well until it has pulled away from the sides and starts to form a ball shape or blob shape!

Make sure to knead your fluffy slime well, and it will form a smooth texture that is nice and stretchy. It shouldn’t be sticky after well kneaded.

A good trick is to drip a few drops of solution onto your hands before you pick up the slime to knead it. That way it will be less sticky as you start out! You will knead much of the stickiness out of it and be left with a cool slime that doesn’t stick to the hands and get all goopy.

STEP 6. Add a couple google eyes, create some feathers, and you can turn a plain slime container into a cute turkey craft to hold your fluffy slime.

Alternatively, you could fill your container with our other version of turkey slime filled with turkey confetti and gold glitter. It uses clear glue, so everything really sparkles.

We dressed up our slime mound a bit by bending pipe cleaners into the shape of feathers. We stuck our feathers into the slime and dug out a couple jumbo google eyes.