This pink is my favorite. Sooooo pretty.
…..and yellow
…..and minty green
The adult version was a little before my time but they have to be the inspiration for the kiddy version that I remember from the 60’s. As a child, I was absolutely smitten with playing dress up and remember all the pomp and circumstance of playing with my mom’s jewelry, old dresses and furs that had been picked up at were then called “rummage” sales. Legend has it, one summer when I was around 4 years old I wouldn't leave the house without having my hair done up in ringlets and wearing a white fur tam. In the summer! Silly girl! Now that’s a walk down memory lane.
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Hi Maureen,
ReplyDeleteWhat cool beads! I had the round pop beads when I was little. Weren't they the best?
Debbie
Oh my goodness! My sister and I were just talking about pop beads! I used to love playing with them! I'm thinking of getting my sister some for Christmas. Silly but fun!
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT!
I can relate to the pop beads. I have had them and had a lot of fun wearing them. I have not seen them in a long time.
ReplyDeleteoh what fun!!..i DO remember them lol!!..yours are as good as new :)
ReplyDeleteI remember how much fun the beads were to pop, but I don't think I had any of my own.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading about the pop beads...I don't think I ever had any! Loved your story about rummaging!
ReplyDeletePop beads, I never heard the word before but immediately understood it. My big sister had round ones in white, and they sure were fun to pop.
ReplyDeletePop beads! I haven't thought of those in a while!
ReplyDeleteNever saw the adult kind before-yours are quite lovely!
Pop beads! Forgot all about them. And they were fun. Maureen, you must have been such a little diva!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Living it up at Lakewood,
Cindy
Very cool beads! What a fun memory. Happy VTT!
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I seem to remember these now after you told about them. But I have not thought about them in years....love these and how great that they have the original tags...you don't see that too often.
ReplyDeleteHave a great VTT and a wonderful weekend.
These are beautiful...it's hard to believe they are snap-on!
ReplyDeleteThose beads are just delicious! I would put them in a jar on my mantel so I could see them every day...Stop by sometime!
ReplyDeletePam
I had forgotten all about these! I remember how much fun it was to pop them apart and make something new! Thanks for stirring fun memories!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Love those! I remember pop beads too and loved playing with them. I haven't thought about those for a long time. Nice post and story!
ReplyDeleteMy Oma had some of these that we used to play with! forgot all about them...thanks for the memories!
ReplyDeleteI am drooling. I collect vintage jewelry and own
ReplyDeletesome Coro pop beads, these are a little different than mine. Where did you find them
with tags? just wondering? :) cool!