A-ha! Searching has finally paid off in locating the proper name of this design and designer. Never give up I say. Nev—ahhh!
So after this yet another awesome “search and successful” pattern name find, I got to thinking about a couple of things about what makes us who we are.
Do you ever wonder sometimes (in theory) if you had a previous life or who you might be related to based on your own likes, skills and dislikes?
If not maybe do you ever wonder if you were adopted because you may be extremely different than your parents? For example, the way my parents think vs. the way I think sometimes I wonder…was I switched at birth?
Well, for me, since giving it some thought today I wonder if I was Miss Marple’s and Sherlock Holmes’ theoretical ‘love child’ secretly adopted by Philip Marlowe. Because since I love to investigate, analyze, search and search again, check for correctness, have drive and determination and above all, curiosity, here we are. So, who’s (I’m curious now!)…who’s adopted ‘love child’ would you be? 🙂
So, just a few brief words about this pattern. The colours are so bright and I love the little details. What first attracted me to this picture was the water droplets, then hummingbird then flower. At the time I found the pattern, I was in awe over the realism. This design is at least 10 years old and still looks great.
From memory, I believe this is a 28-count evenweave and if I were to do it all over again, I would have dabbled in a light-blue dyed background to emulate the sky.
I rather like the sunny effect of the yellow that you did use. 🙂
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Thank you so much bearspawprint 🙂
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The design really is pretty and so detailed! I love your theories about your theoretical parentage–so fun! I’ll need to give some thought to mine. I never doubted my mother was my real mother–too many uncanny similarities!
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Thank you so much KerryCan 🙂
PS. I hear ya about the mom thing…did you think that you were similar to your mom in your pre-teens, teens or later?
Me and mom look alike in the face. Isn’t funny how much we may think we’re unique but, really, we are just like our parents? LOL 🙂
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It is! My dad and I have been living in separate countries and very rarely meet and yet when we meet there is so much similar mannerisms and habits. It’s a little unnerving.
Love the colours of the hummingbird.
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Thank you so much Marlene 🙂
Yes for sure I can see your POV and how it can be unnerving! But kinda freaky cool in a good way too 🙂
That is nice that you still take time to see your dad esp. since you both are in different time zones practically (wow, different countries!). Thank you for sharing.
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It looks beautiful. I love that hummingbird.
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Thank you so much Carole 🙂
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Beautiful, love hummers
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Thank you so much summerscrossstitch 🙂
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I just love hummingbirds. They’re here in AZ but I saw them more when I lived in CA, so I rather miss them.
Love child…Um, Hmmm. I would say my Type-A tendencies, fuzzy hair, love of writing, curious nature, love of how stuff works, and my natural tan would make me the love child of Albert Einstein and Maya Angelou. “God doesn’t play dice with the universe” (Einstein) meets “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you” (Angelou).
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I love it! Angelou and Einstein! Da bomb!!!
And lucky lady *you* that you got to see hummingbirds—plural! 🙂
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Gorgeous!
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Thank you so much Renae Rude (you have the best name ever!!!) 🙂
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Thank you so much Renae Rude 🙂
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My blog didn’t show my first reply so I thought you didn’t like it LOL so my 2nd reply was less wordy LOL :0)
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