Remember ladies head scarves?
10-17-2010, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by fabric-holic
If you are female and of a certain age (like me...lol) you might remember wearing scarves (my MIL called them babushkas) when it was windy and/or cold. I was born in 1950 and I remember wearing them to school year after year. I never had any other kind of head covering, nor did my friends.
If truth be told, I would still wear them if I could find them and wouldn't be considered a kook. :D
Some of them were beautiful.
Anyway, what's happened to them?
I'd like to buy some to use in a few craft projects and, although ebay has some now and then, the prices are too much for me.
I guess they're considered collector items now maybe.
I remember them being pretty inexpensive (I'm speaking of the non-silk ones)
Does anyone know where I can buy some at a "normal" price?
I've googled a little and can only find silk ones.
Thanks.
If truth be told, I would still wear them if I could find them and wouldn't be considered a kook. :D
Some of them were beautiful.
Anyway, what's happened to them?
I'd like to buy some to use in a few craft projects and, although ebay has some now and then, the prices are too much for me.
I guess they're considered collector items now maybe.
I remember them being pretty inexpensive (I'm speaking of the non-silk ones)
Does anyone know where I can buy some at a "normal" price?
I've googled a little and can only find silk ones.
Thanks.
you will actually find some of the ones you grew up with.
10-17-2010, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by May in Jersey
I certainly remember them, think I'm older than most of you as I was in high school in the early 50's. I had lots of silky ones, they probably were made of rayon. We also wore small ones tied around our neck over our crew neck sweaters or sweater sets. I have some larger ones that I wear over my shoulders or coats as accent pieces but haven't worn one on my head since the 60's. Back in those days a great gift for my mother and mother in law was a purse with matching gloves and a head scraf. May in Jersey
10-18-2010, 03:58 AM
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what happened to all those scarves people were tying on their purses and wearing in different ways in the 80's? Remember there was even a book that told you all different ways to tie/pin/knot/wear them. All those scarves must be around somewhere.
I have been known to wear one "Hollywood style" when walking the beach.
Born in 56, and I remember during the "hippie" era it was cool to wear a smaller scarf with the ends tied behind your neck, never under the chin. Went to school like that many times, man was I cool...
Speaking of fashion, I was trying to remember in what grade it became "legal" to wear pants in school. Grade school, a no-no, but I think by high school we could wear them. Like I said, born in 1956 and graduated 1974. Anyone else remember?
I have been known to wear one "Hollywood style" when walking the beach.
Born in 56, and I remember during the "hippie" era it was cool to wear a smaller scarf with the ends tied behind your neck, never under the chin. Went to school like that many times, man was I cool...
Speaking of fashion, I was trying to remember in what grade it became "legal" to wear pants in school. Grade school, a no-no, but I think by high school we could wear them. Like I said, born in 1956 and graduated 1974. Anyone else remember?
10-18-2010, 04:12 AM
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Originally Posted by ptquilts
Speaking of fashion, I was trying to remember in what grade it became "legal" to wear pants in school. Grade school, a no-no, but I think by high school we could wear them. Like I said, born in 1956 and graduated 1974. Anyone else remember?
By the time I had daughters they rarely would put a dress on and my granddaughter now is the same way. She hardly ever wears a dress to school.
This thread started off speaking of head scarves. I loved them! Not the wool ones, just the rayon ones. So pretty. I think we should start another trend and start wearing them again.
10-18-2010, 07:01 AM
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honey i remember neck scarves. with beads around the edges too! Lucille Ball wore them on I Love Lucy! i only have a few now and will keep those. i actually use them from time to time in windy Colorado.
10-18-2010, 12:14 PM
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what happened to all those scarves people were tying on their purses and wearing in different ways in the 80's? Remember there was even a book that told you all different ways to tie/pin/knot/wear them. "asks ptquilts"
I still have that book and a couple more for wearing/tying scarf
I still have that book and a couple more for wearing/tying scarf
10-18-2010, 12:35 PM
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Ptquilts,
I graduated in 1975 and when I was a senior we could wear pants to school, but not jeans; only on Fridays though. I guess they didn't wanna give us too much freedom. I went to a Catholic HS.
I graduated in 1975 and when I was a senior we could wear pants to school, but not jeans; only on Fridays though. I guess they didn't wanna give us too much freedom. I went to a Catholic HS.
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