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If you’re looking for a fun and festive craft to make with the kids this Easter, this Easter Chick Slime is the perfect DIY project! With its bright yellow color, adorable chick confetti, and soft stretchy texture, this slime is a great way to add some Easter magic to your crafting time. It’s super easy to make and provides hours of sensory play for little hands.

Easter Chick Slime

This Easter Chick Slime makes a great activity for kids to enjoy during spring break or as a cute homemade gift to tuck into Easter baskets. It’s soft, stretchy, and full of fun textures, thanks to the chick-shaped confetti. Whether you’re making it for a party, a classroom craft, or just a fun afternoon at home, this slime is sure to be a hit!

No Borax Needed – Safe & Simple Recipe

One of the best things about this recipe is that it’s made without borax, using safe and easy-to-find ingredients like contact solution and baking soda. That means less mess and more fun, with a recipe that’s simple enough for kids to help make.What You’ll Love About This Craft

What You Will Love About This Craft

✔️ Easy & Kid-Friendly – Just a few simple steps, and no borax required!
✔️ Bright & Fun for Easter – The yellow color and chick confetti make it perfect for spring.
✔️ Great for Sensory Play – Stretch it, squish it, and have fun with its soft texture.
✔️ Makes a Fun Gift – Store in small containers for cute Easter basket fillers.

What Do You Need For Making Chick Slime 

• 4 oz. clear glue
• 1 tbsp contact solution
• 1/2 tbsp baking soda
• 2-3 drops yellow gel food coloring
• 3 tbsp Easter Chick confetti

How To Make Easter Chicken Slime

I share exactly how to make this slime below. You pretty much toss ingredients in, stir and mix until they are in the form of slime.  Read below for the exact instructions.

Tips & Tricks

✅ Use Gel Food Coloring – Liquid food coloring can make the slime too runny, so stick to gel for the best results.
✅ Adjust Stickiness as Needed – If the slime is too sticky, add a little more contact solution, a drop at a time, until it firms up.
✅ Let It Rest – If the slime feels too stretchy or loose right after mixing, let it sit for a few minutes to firm up.
✅ Store It Properly – Keep the slime in an airtight container when not in use to prevent it from drying out.

FAQs
Can I use white glue instead of clear glue?
Yes! White glue will make the slime more opaque, giving it a pastel yellow look instead of a translucent effect. Both work great!

What kind of contact solution should I use?
Make sure your contact solution contains boric acid and sodium borate—these ingredients help activate the slime.

How long does this slime last?
Stored in an airtight container, your Easter Chick Slime should last about 1-2 weeks before it starts to dry out.

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