
FunKidz Clear Slime Bucket, 4 lb with 29 Add-In Sets
Easiest StartReady-made clear slime plus mix-ins — scoop and decorate, no measuring.
The exact supplies we use at our own craft table, in the order you need them. Every link goes straight to the product we buy.
Bee's picks for clear slime — a base, color, charms, and jars that keep it fresh.
Scoop from a ready-made bucket, or mix from scratch with clear glue and activator.

Ready-made clear slime plus mix-ins — scoop and decorate, no measuring.

Enough pre-made slime and add-ins for a birthday party or a whole craft club.

Ready-made clear slime in twelve favor-size tubs — no mixing needed.

Clear washable PVA glue that gives crystal glass shine when mixed with activator.
Turns glue into stretchy slime a few drops at a time, so it never goes rubbery.
A full quart of buffered activator solution — great for a classroom or club batch.
A few drops go a long way — these keep clear slime see-through.
A couple of drops tint a whole batch without clouding clear slime.
Gentle washable color for pastel, see-through shades. Flip tops mean no spills.
Metallic mica pigment powders in small bottles for shimmering, light-catching slime.
Charms, tiny animals, and shimmer are what make a jar worth showing off.
Chunky holographic glitter shapes that add sparkle without bleeding color.
Iridescent festival glitter for bold, color-shifting slime swirls.
Fine holographic sparkle glitter set for tumbler-style shimmer.
Iridescent glitter supplies sized for tumblers and slime jars.
Fine craft glitter mix for a subtle, even shimmer.
Tiny animals to hide in a jar — the surprise kids dig for while they stretch.
Smooth resin critters that wipe clean and never snag the slime.
Sea creatures for ocean jars, wrapped one by one for booth giveaways.
Little plants and scenery bits for building a tiny world inside a jar.
Holographic charms we clip onto finished jars as a little extra sparkle.
Airtight screw-top jars stop slime drying out between play sessions.
Wide screw-top jars sized for one batch — the ones we sell our slime in.
Cheapest per jar — good for classroom kits and group craft days.
Forty matching jars, so a whole market table looks the same.
Crafting with small parts, activators, and cutting tools should always be done with a grown-up.
Our studio-tested techniques, proportions, and safety considerations for parent-supervised maker sessions.
Materials: 5 oz Elmer’s Clear Glue, 1/4 cup Instant Snow powder, Water, Food coloring / Glitter.
Materials: 5 oz Elmer’s White School Glue, 1 pkg Soft Air-Dry Clay, 1 tbsp Lotion, Food coloring / Glitter.