Corns can range from a slight thickening of the skin to a painful, hard bump, and often form on top of buckled toe joints (hammer toes). Calluses are commonly a more spread out area of thickened skin, and often occur on the balls of the feet. A bunion is an enlargement of the joint at the base of the big toe (the metatarsal-phalangeal [MTP] joint) that forms when the bone or tissue at the big toe joint moves out of place.
There are numerous recipes for making slime, but the most common recipe involves the use of bottled liquid school glue, water and corn starch. Many kids also love being able to use food coloring to dye their slime any way they want. Green, purple, orange, even turquoise! Many color combos can be created by mixing the three basic primaries of red, blue and yellow. Best of all, although it shouldnât be eaten, school glue is non-toxic, making this craft a very safe choice, as well.
GOOP/SLIME One part Liquid starch Two parts white glue Food coloring Add starch to glue until mixture becomes a workable ball. Store in refrigerator in a covered container. NOTE: I made this awhile back and it's important to drip the starch slowly into the glue.If it's stringy--add a drop of glue.OOP/SLIME One part Liquid starch Two parts white glue Food coloring Add starch to glue until mixture becomes a workable ball. Store in refrigerator in a covered container. NOTE: I made this awhile back and it's important to drip the starch slowly into the glue.