Pumpkin Spice Latte Slime

Fall is here!!!! WOO HOO! To celebrate, we have a series of super fall inspired slimes that we will be sharing this week. These were a lot of fun to make. If you follow us on Facebook, then you may have seen our Facebook Live making this Scented Pumpkin Guts Slime Recipe! If not, then no worries, I’ve got you covered.

Do you remember making jack-o-lanterns as a kid? You cut off the top of your pumpkin and then the scooping begins. Stringy, gooey, pumpkin guts filled with all of those pumpkin seeds. It was kind of the original slime. I really wanted to capture that with this slime. In a not so gross way.

Oh and it’s scented. It smells….AMAZING.

(Note: While it looks great, it isn’t edible. Please don’t try to eat it!)

A few things before we get started.

• If you haven’t done you pumpkin yet, keep this slime in mind and save your pumpkin seeds. If you have, no big deal. You can buy pumpkin seeds at the grocery store.
• For that pumpkin orange color, we used food coloring. I got it from our neon food coloring set, but you can also use the soap colorants or even acrylic paint.
• We decided to keep this slime fun on it’s own. But feel free to add glitter or sequins if you want.
• To get that perfect pumpkin smell, my go to is P&J Fragrances. You can buy the pumpkin on it’s own, but if your kiddo makes a lot of slime, you may want to check out their sets. It breaks down to about $2.50 or so each (usually) when you get a set. We have bought several from them and they are all awesome. Bonus: You can add a few drops to your candle warmers and your whole house smells wonderful!
• And finally…containers. Y’all. Containers in our house are kind of a big deal. Between the slime that I make for our blogs….that the kids insist on keeping….and the slime our daughter makes (she even has a YouTube channel and takes custom orders in school!) We can NEVER have enough it seems like. These are the best. Perfect size. Affordable. They work.

Ready to make your Scented Pumpkin Guts Slime Recipe?

You Will Need:

• 1 airtight container
• 1 5 oz bottle of clear glue
• ½ cup water
• ½ tsp baking soda
• 1 tbsp contact solution
• Pumpkin Seeds
• Pumpkin Pie Seasoning
• Orange food coloring
• Small bowl

In a bowl, pour the entire 5 oz bottle of clear glue. Add in ½ cup of water.

Drop a few drops of orange food coloring. Stir.

Add a few drops of pumpkin fragrance.

Baking soda helps determine the thickness of your slime. I add just under 1/2 a tsp and add more if needed when I am kneading the slime.

Once the baking soda is stirred in, pour pumpkin seeds into the slime. Give it a quick stir.

Add in the saline contact solution. This is the one we use. Saline solution will keep the slime from being sticky. Again, you can add more if you need to. Stir together.

The slime will begin to form instantly (how cool right?!) Knead the slime for a few minutes.

Store your Scented Pumpkin Guts Slime Recipe in an airtight container.

Be sure to stay on the lookout for all of our fall and Halloween slimes!

Don’t forget to pin our Scented Pumpkin Guts Slime Recipe!

It’s getting close to my favorite time of year. I love everything there is to love about fall and Halloween. Pumpkins, trick or treating, hoodies, bonfires …. if it happens in fall, I love it! So get ready for tons of fun Halloween and fall posts coming your way!

Today I’m sharing this super easy DIY project. It costs next to nothing to make and only minutes to put together. You can use this Frankenstein Mason Jar to make a fun treat jar to hand out to teachers or neighbors, to set out at your Halloween party for drinks or just for creating a fun lunch time with the kids.

You will need:

Mason Jar

Green Balloon

Black Balloon

2 Googly Eyes

Scissors

Hot Glue

Sharpie

Here is how to make it:

1. First wash and dry your jars so they are ready for serving.
   
   
2. Then cut off the long skinny part of the green balloon and cut part of the other end of the balloon as well. You want there to be a hole on each end of the balloon.
   
   
3. Stretch the balloon over the bottom half of the cup.
   
   
4. Cut the black balloon like you did the green. On one end you can cut out a bit of angles for Frank’s hair do.
   
   
5. Stretch the balloon over the top half of the balloon.
   
   
6. Lift one end of the balloon on the jar and make a very small slit in the green balloon for the mouth. It will stretch and form an ‘O’ shape on it’s own.
   
   
7. Hot glue two googly eyes onto the balloon.
   
   
8. Using a Sharpie, draw on stitches.
   
   

This project is so fun! You can do it in so many different ways – solid colors, orange and black stripes, or use fun Halloween balloons like polka dots or printed balloons!

Don’t forget fun Halloween straws!

Don’t forget to pin!

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