Saturday, February 5, 2011

A Bouquet of Pop-Its!

Memories of many hours with these pinks!
Do you remember the pop beads of the 60's?  I think that having a vintage, pearly pink pop bead necklace would be so fun this Spring! So, I am setting out to find a strand that is just like the pretty one I had way back when.  I happened upon a site called Eclecticala, and there is lots of pop bead eye-candy there.  Alas, most are sold!  Yet, just looking at the pics of the site's beads fans the flame of desire.   I've included a few of the other luscious colors I came across that would spruce up Spring, too.  My favorite is still the light pink pearl because that is identical to the pretty pink ones I had as a child.  What fashion (vintage or new) are you looking forward to when the flowers begin to bloom?
To die 4 pearly turquoise!
These are the "queen bee" with the connector!
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9 comments:

Francie...The Scented Cottage Studio said...

LOL .. oh my gosh and beautiful shades of the past !
Thanks for bringing back those memories.
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Anonymous said...

Love your goodies. They made jewelry so much prettier back then, and classic looking as well. Love the light pink ones as well. Happy PS.
Careyann

Gabriela Delworth - Certified Instructional Designer said...

Happy Pink Saturday!


Love these necklaces!


~ Gabriela ~

Shabbychicdiva said...

I love these! They are SOO pretty. Would love to wear a pair! Thanks for sharing. Happy Pink Saturday! Winona

Cathy said...

These are so cool. I used to love popping them. Such a piece of the past.

Happy Pink Saturday,

Cathy

Angela said...

Oh, wow! I had completely forgotten about these. They were so much fun!

fitty's pinky rose cottage said...

love the colours! I remember mom used to wear them.. thanks for the memories! happy PS!

Spadoman said...

Fashion? I look forward to wearing shorts!
I played with pop beads as a young boy. They gave them away as prizes at a carnival. I collected m,any strands and thwn would "pop" thm into a long one. I must have had 20 feet!
Of course my Dad didnt want me playing with 'girls' things like beads, so he made me throw them away.
I must admit, the photos you posted make these things look real purty with the luscious colors and all. I remember them being rather bland and solid colors.
Anyway, Spring will bring a new wardrobe, I'll put away my wool socks.

Peace

rebecca said...

i was so young and my mother had made me a flapper dress. RED.
complete with those elastic plastic glittery high heels....and of course a double row of long pop beads.

thanks for a perfect memory!