Color Changing Slime Stress Ball

The color changing slime stress ball, is what I chose to make because it is easy, and fun to play with. This colorful stress ball can change colors simply by squeezing it. This is a fun way to relieve stress and cure boredom.

1. ¼ cup of glue

2. ¾ cup of shaving cream

3. 4 tablespoons of contact solution

4. Large bowl

5. Funnel

6. Fork or spoon

7. ¼ teaspoon of Yellow food coloring

8. 2 aqua-blue balloons

9. 6 inch by 6 inch mesh

Pour ¼ cup of glue into mixing bowl.

Mix ¾ cup of shaving cream in the mixing bowl with glue.

Mix 4 tablespoons of contact solution in the same mixing bowl, until completely blended.

Mix ¼ teaspoon of yellow food coloring, mix until there is no white showing.

Add 1 tablespoon of contact solution, make sure it goes all around the slime, but do not mix the solution into the slime. When I first did this I picked all of the slime up and place it directly on the solution and started to move it around.

Get the first turquoise balloon and open up the neck of the balloon around the funnel, but DO NOT cut the neck off.

Slowly start to pour the slime into the funnel, I split the amount of slime into smaller amounts to make it easier to fit down the funnel.

Do not fill the balloon with all of the slime in the bowl, it may pop, but fill ½ of the amount of slime that you have created into the balloon.

9. When done pouring the slime into the balloon carefully take off the balloon on the funnel and tie the neck so that no slime can escape.

Take the last turquoise balloon and cut the neck off.

Place all fingers into the balloon except your thumbs. Then stretch the balloon and place it over the balloon with the slime in it.

Pull the outside balloon tight so that there is no air in between the balloon with slime and the outside layer, and cut off the extra parts of the neck sticking out. DO NOT cut the balloon with slime in it, just the extra on the outside layer.

Cut a mesh 6 inches by 6 inches.

Spread the mesh around the balloon and tie 2 opposite corners together.

Lastly tie the next opposite corners together, and you have a slime stress ball.