Juvale White Foam Beads for Slime and Crafts, 90,000 Count, 0.08–0.12 in

For slime makers and crafters looking for small white filler, Juvale’s foam beads come in a stated count of 90,000, with each bead measuring 0.08–0.12 inches. That size makes them relevant for adding texture to slime or filling small decorative pieces, rather than serving as a large, visible craft material.

If you need a snow-like filler for ornaments or displays, these beads also suit that kind of project. If your priority is a textured slime mix, buyer feedback suggests the results may vary.

Specifications

• Count: 90,000
• Bead size: 0.08–0.12 in
• Color: White
• Material: Polystyrene foam
• Shape: Round
• Uses listed: Slime, crafts, ornament filling, bean bag refill, and packing

The small size is the key detail to weigh before choosing them. It may work well for a fine, snowy effect or a subtle texture, but it won’t look like larger decorative balls. The count is provided, though the product details do not give a volume or number of ornaments the bag will fill. For a project with a specific container size, the count alone may not tell you how much material you’ll need.

How to use it

For slime, add the beads as a textural inclusion and mix them into a small amount first to see whether the feel and appearance suit your project. The listing presents them as slime-making supplies, but it doesn’t specify a formula or guarantee that the beads will remain evenly distributed. Some buyers say they do not stay in the slime, so this is a less certain choice if a lasting, uniform mix is essential.

For crafts, the white color and small round shape can suit faux-snow details, filled ornaments, or small decorative displays. They are also listed for bean bag refills and packing. Those are different uses with different material needs, so consider the intended container or project before relying on the stated count as a measure of coverage.

Everyday use

A practical scenario is filling a clear ornament or adding a snowy accent to a holiday display, where the white beads can be seen through the finished piece. Buyers mention using them for crafts and Christmas decorations, including display pieces. Others have mixed reactions to the size: some like it, while some find the beads smaller than expected. The stated measurement is the clearest guide if a particular look matters.

Feedback on slime is also divided. Some buyers find the beads useful, while others report that they do not stay in the mixture, a few also mention static making cleanup difficult. Treat those comments as possible outcomes rather than a guarantee either way. Customers likewise differ on whether the quantity is enough for their projects, which makes it sensible to plan around the particular item you want to fill instead of assuming one bag will cover a larger display.

Compared with buying larger craft fillers for a more obvious visual effect, these tiny beads are better suited to fine texture and small details. It’s a great fit if you want white, round filler for ornaments, small crafts, or a trial batch of textured slime. You may want to skip it if your project depends on beads staying firmly embedded in slime or requires a known fill volume, neither is established by the product details.