Tiki beachball and more... - Collecting Tiki

E Exoticat Member Hutikihi Island ~ near Seattle Joined: Feb 08, 2003 Posts: 481	E Exoticat Posted posted on Sat, May 3, 2003 5:14 PM I found vinyl blow-up tiki beach balls at Joann Fabrics of all places. These are not to be confused with the blow-up tiki beach dolls that some of you may own. Anyways, they have a bamboo patterned background with exotic drinks printed on them and a sign that says TIKI LOUNGE EXOTIC COCKTAILS on it. A fun little item at a cheap price. The same store also has some really cool candles that are shaped like those old colorful candle holders like you'd see in a vintage italian restaurant (pear shaped). They have different designs, but the one of interest is green with a metal liner that has cutout palm trees. You insert a little tea light and the palm tree comes to life and does its own palm tree sway. Creates a soft, glowing lighting effect for your cocktail tables or whatever. I love mine, and I'm going back to get another.

I found vinyl blow-up tiki beach balls at Joann Fabrics of all places. These are not to be confused with the blow-up tiki beach dolls that some of you may own.

Anyways, they have a bamboo patterned background with exotic drinks printed on them and a sign that says TIKI LOUNGE EXOTIC COCKTAILS on it. A fun little item at a cheap price.

The same store also has some really cool candles that are shaped like those old colorful candle holders like you'd see in a vintage italian restaurant (pear shaped). They have different designs, but the one of interest is green with a metal liner that has cutout palm trees. You insert a little tea light and the palm tree comes to life and does its own palm tree sway. Creates a soft, glowing lighting effect for your cocktail tables or whatever. I love mine, and I'm going back to get another.

Post #32779 by Exoticat on Sat, May 3, 2003 5:14 PM