That's bright enough to keep you awake at night.
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Certainly those colors were around in the "Psychedelic Sixties"!
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I remember in 1968, day-glo green, yellow, orange and pink were very popular together.
And then you had the psychedelic brights. http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&s...oq=psychedelic http://www.google.com/images?hl=en&b...i=g10&aql=&oq= We had cooler colors, too. Remember ice blue? And purple was big. Hot pink? Tangerine? But maybe you just don't remember the sixties. ;-) ;-) |
We had them, just didn't use them. LOL ;)
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Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
I think the hot pink and lime green were in around then... or maybe it would have been the very early 70's.
I remember the "anything goes" 1960s, and if these are polyester, they probably weigh a heck of a lot. But WARM!! If I remember correctly, they wore like iron, lasted through washing after washing. I really feel that this IS poly, might be a good deal for a vacation cabin. For winter use. |
I remember the 60's I remember bright paints, BUT not materials. Maybe very late 60's or more into 70's when the hippies were in... lol:
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I remember the hot pink and the lilac, not to sure about the green, its an eye catcher..
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Looks very Easter-y !! lol
I made a puff pillow in the 80's that my boys used to death. I should make another one. :) |
I used these colors in the early 70's. The fabric used was polyester/cotton.
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I was in 7th & 8th grades during 1968-69, and I remember I had lime green, hot pink, purple and bright yellow clothing. These colors were definitely "in" during the 60's in Los Angeles.
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