they bounce...
they travel down steps...
troops in the Vietnam War used them as mobile radio
antennas as have amateur radio operators
NASA has used them in zero-gravity physics
experiments in the Space Shuttle
2-1⁄2" tall and 98 coils of high-grade steel
Slinky
originated in the state of Pennsylvania
and nominated as the state toy
issued as a postage stamp
inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame
and
the most fun-filled napkin ring ever!
sit back and watch everyone’s reaction!
it's just embroidery, have fun with it!
11 comments:
That was an interesting piece of history! I loved playing with that when I was a kid. Great idea to use them as napkin rings!
I used to play with these things for hours on end!
LOVE LOVE LOVE the Ho Ho Ho!
xoxo
How cute is this...still love a slinky!!
How cute is this...still love a slinky!!
I loved my Slinky! I would watch it go down the stairs for hours. What a cool idea to use it as a napkin ring!
I remember my first slinky!!! Love the idea of using it as a napkin ring - brilliant!!!
Ho ho holidays!
xoxo Elizabeth
Love Slinkys and the
Ho to the third power
made me laugh out loud!
I can only imagine how
much fun you must be
on person!
xx Suzanne
Oh, my goodness! How much fun will that start at a table?!?! Such a great idea, Cathy!! blessings ~ tanna
I grew up in a one story house, and lived my childhood devastated by the fact that I did not have a staircase to play Slinky on.
I was determined not to warp my own children in the same way, so every house we've owned has had stairs!
Love the Slink.
Too cute and fun!! I love the napkins.
I gave a Slinky to my big, tough Marine son-in-law for Christmas last year. He didn't expect that! This year, silly putty?!
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