One of the greatest girls toys from the 1980's was definitely Charmkins. First things first: They smelled good. They were named after flowers and plants (always a good thing to have a theme) and they were tiny. Girls love teeny tiny things. Aside from all of that goodness, they were little charms that were attached to jewelry like rings and barrettes! Let's look at some Charmkins...
Johhny Jump up!
My sister had this one, Brown Eyed Susan. It was the only Charmkin in my house and I was devastated that it didn't belong to ME. Friend of ours had Charmkins- it seemed every girl we knew had one or two at least. I admired them from afar.
Brown eyed susan came with this little clip and ribbon. Cute, huh?
And here is another beautiful one, Morning Glory. I would have cut a bitch for this one...
Let's look at some more! This is Chrysanthemum...
Sunny Bunch and Honey Bunch, the twins!
Aren't these cute? None of these pics are mine, FYI, so kudos to these collections...
Sweet Bea!
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| Here is the Whippoorwill birdie on a ring...this is really cute |
Sweet Beth!
Willie Winkle!
Baby Sunshine
Bouncing Bet and Half-an-Inchworm! (buy these from eBay and Etsy-- they are there!)
Busy Lizzie (The Beaver!)
Twinkle and Sunflower Swan
Freckle face
Hyacinthia
Johnny Jump up
Mollyberry
My Pony Pixie--must have been the same company as My Little Pony!
Petal Pink Puppy
Poison Ivy and Dragonweed
Poison Ivy w balcony-- cute
Poppy Cat
Primrose Fairy Charmkins Pocket Pops with Magic Garden
Rosie Racoon
Sweet Bea & Honey Bee
Violet the Skunk
Bouncing Bet and Half-an-Inchworm
Here is one of the jewelry box/houses, the Whippoorwill Flower Mill, and below is the packaging
Another jewelry box/house!
Here is the beautiful little ..whatever this is- display ferris wheel flower? One of you lucky girls who owned this can set me straight and let me know.
And last but not least the cartoon- which I do not remember. But I had to pay tribute to Charmkins!Charmkins cartoon:
and some Charmkins packaging:
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