Solved - our missing Elmers glue
A while back there was a posting about a shortage of Elmers Glue (a staple for a number of us quilters). I saw on the local news that kids are mixing the glue, water and food coloring to make slime -- there is supposed to be a recipe on the web. The company indicated that they had sold twice as much as they did in the same period the year before.
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Yes I posted this in another thread. My granddaughter and her friends are some of the culprits!! I glue baste my quilt sandwiches so will probably order a gallon on Amazon. It isn't available in any of the stores around here. Nor are other brands.
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I suppose as long as they're not eating, smoking, injecting, or snorting it.......we'll live with this trend, LOL!!
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 7771873)
I suppose as long as they're not eating, smoking, injecting, or snorting it.......we'll live with this trend, LOL!!
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Originally Posted by Jan in VA
(Post 7771873)
I suppose as long as they're not eating, smoking, injecting, or snorting it.......we'll live with this trend, LOL!!
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Mystery solved. LOL My twins were complaining they want to the white glue and not the clear Elmers I came home with. Hopefully the store will have some soon because my one DD told me that the clear Elmer's glue does not glue. She wants the white. I was worried they took the white Elmer's glue off of the market as I could only find the clear.
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I really enjoyed this thread. I made slime for my kids lots of years ago-they are all in their 40's now.
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What do they do with the slime after they make it?
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What do you do with slime?
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The younger kids love to feel the slimy gross mess. LOL
My kids made it using liquid starch 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup Elmers school glue 1/2 cup liquid starch food color, glitter, small toys, or anything else they wanted to add. mix and knead and let sit for 15 min. Will last for weeks. |
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