Have you made slime before? This easy Halloween Spider Slime made from glue with glitter and Halloween confetti spiders is a huge hit with the kids. It’s simple to make using liquid starch. This is a sponsored post. This post contains affiliate links.
updated 8/13/2022
My kids and I love to get into the Halloween spirit as soon as August hits. We break out the Halloween clothing and the Halloween decorations and start Halloween crafting pretty early. It’s our absolute favorite holiday.
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Ingredients to make Halloween Spider Slime
Here’s what you need. It takes just 5 ingredients. For the spiders, you can go with confetti spiders made from metallic paper or you can get tiny plastic spiders which are fun to make this slime with, too. For our pictures, we used the confetti slime.
- 2 (5 oz) bottles of clear school glue
- 10 oz water
- 8 oz liquid starch
- 1/4 cup glitter
- 1/4 cup Halloween spider confetti or tiny plastic spiders
How do you make Halloween Spider Slime with glue?
This slime is very easy to make, and it makes a big bucket full so there’s enough for 3-4 kids if you want to divide it up into Halloween party favors in little jars with a spooky Halloween label.
In a bowl pour out the entire contents of both bottles of glue.
Add the water to the glue.
Add the glitter and confetti spiders and stir it all up.
Slowly add about half the starch to the concoction and stir. If there is still some liquid, add about half of what is left of the starch and keep stirring.
When it looks like a big glob of goo (like the picture above), then stop adding liquid starch. If there’s still liquid in the bowl, then keep adding the starch a little bit at a time until it all forms a glob.
Once it’s too thick to stir, then start kneading the slime with your hands to work any excess water into it, so that it’s no longer sticky.
Now it’s time to play! Your kids will get hours of fun from this slime. Mine love to put it in all sorts of containers and stretch it and make balls with it. It’s really so much fun — even I like to play with it!
Spooky Spider Label for Slime Jars
If you’d like to give this as a party favor gift, grab these jars, and print the labels.
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29 comments
How fun is this?? My kids would have a BLAST playing with this homemade slime!
OMG my boys would absolutely LOVE this. Their Dad hates glitter…he calls it “The Devil’s Dandruff”, but we’re gonna make it anyway. Will report back on how it goes!
Oh this is just the best. My kids always loved playing with stuff like this and I love the Halloween theme!
OMG!! My 10 year old son would love to make this! Looks like a real.
This looks like the coolest slime! I can’t wait to make this with my toddler- she will LOVE the sensory aspect!
I really like this — I think my kids would have so much fun with this.
Now that is really cool. My kids would love playing with that. Thanks for the how to.
What a fun project for kids!
It was really cool. I bet my two kids would surely love it and playing with that.
What a great project for Halloween. I have to show this to my lo if he would like to do something similar.
Wow! now this is creative and pretty awesome. I know for a fact my kiddos would have a blast with this!
Wow my little lad would love this. I am going to make him some as a surprise when he’s at school.
That’s so awesome! I bet the kids will enjoy making this. And you can use different types of confetti too.
Wow that’s great!!! I showed this to my niece and she loved it.. Shes getting ready to work on this project. Thanks for sharing
What a great activity for Halloween. I wanted to let you know that I am featuring this on http://www.simplycreativemoms.com.