Poll: Did you have wire bracelets as a kid?

My wife and I are making wire Bracelets and we were wonding if it was a local fad or something that took elementry school kids by storm in the 80's.

I might�be remembering what you're talking about.��I'm not sure if�they were�exactly the same.�

I used to make mine out of the piano strings they threw away behind the piano repair shop.� They were way cooler than everyone elses bracelets... btw.

Did they look like this?

No, but I like those!

This is what I made

*this isn't one I made.. My seams looked waaay better than that..

Ellen and I are making them for sale. $3 for the single color and $5 for the multicolored ones.

Do you have a picture you have made?

Sadly I don't even have any to take pictures of even.� Crappy thing about moving a lot, you lose a lot of things.

I wasn't serious about the seams, I usually put clasps on the ones I made as it makes them easier to put on and off, basically it's just like the one above but with a basic clip type clasp on it.

I thought you might me braces at first. I never heard of wire bracelets.

Really? because I can totally picture you with a mullet, three swatch watches, acid wased jeans that are way too tight, a florcent yellow T shirt that is five sizes too big and a wire bracelet.

Oh wait, that was me....

I had bright orange brush denim pants does that count?

well, dude, we must see pictures!

Did the three watches make you super on-time?

It Was 1985. For Me It Was All Michael Jackson, Back To The Future, GI Joe, and Mr. T. Somewhare someone said it was cool. I mean explain to me the pop princess and parashoot pants fads, and I will figure out multiple watches.

I was mostly kidding. I wore spandex pants and snap bracelets in the '80s...I was also a child in the '80s, thank goodness. ;)

Stirrup pants and florecent colord shirts that were 5 times too big?

OMG totally!! :D

If I had a picture of me from back in the day (Wich for some reason I don't) I would post it, but I think it would be cool of we all posted pictures of ourselves from the eighties.