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October 2005 Challenge: Self Portraits! (Page 2)

"Create a self portrait. Use any of the features of EQ5 to do this. You may submit two examples." - Barb Vlack

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Jacquelyn Jacobi
Yoohoooo Pablo
Jacquelyn Jacobi
In the Warhol style
Janet Tannahill
My Profile
Jan N
Just add grey!

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

self portrait

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

I do have blue eyes and I do wear glasses, but the similarity stops about there! The pictures around the face represent things that interest me, which is why I don't get much quilting done!

Mission, KS

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Isn't it too bad that Dean forgot to include a "wrinkle" button in EQ5? ;-D
Please ask him to leave it out in EQ6 as well!
I'm pretty sure using EQ keeps us using our minds, which is known to keep one young!

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Jeanette
Watercolour portrait
Jeanette
Celtic chain
Jean J.
Graduation Day
JoAnn Korzenko
Sewing Mayhem 2005

The last lesson in the design cookbook. Doesn't everyone start from the back page!

Torquay

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I have only had EQ for a month so this is my first attempt at tracing.

Torquay

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I used the photograph taken on my graduation day in April. I finally gained a BA(Hons) over forty years after leaving school. Appropriately, the block I used in the background is called Bachelor's Puzzle.

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Self portrait

Ohio

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Judee
Up in a Swing
Judy Best
Judy's Bouquet
Judy Best
Quilter's Dreams
Kathy Cavaness
My Girl

Part of me is still a child. I love to swing. I memorized this poem as a child and think of it especially when days are sunny and blue. The poem is written by Robert Louis Stevenson (1850 - 1894) and in a book I had as a child, called "A Child’s Garden of Verses". Here is my picture of me in that poem.

How do you like to go up in a swing,
Up in the air so blue?
Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing
Ever a child can do!

Up in the air and over the wall, Till I can see so wide, Rivers and trees and cattle and all Over the countryside—

Till I look down on the garden green, Down on the roof so brown, Up in the air I go flying again,
Up in the air and down!

The girl in the swing, river, bushes and sun are my original creations. The rest are from the libraries.

Colorado

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I started out with a photo of my self and traced it in Patchdraw. For the quilt behind me, I remember seeing a quilt with the cornucopia block set on point and it was called Judy's Bouquet so, here I am with my bouquet.

London, Ontairo

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"Visions of quilt blocks dance in their heads, dreaming up more quilts to cover their beds", that's what quilters dream of.

London, Ontairo

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This was a great challenge, making the drawing of picture that was taken from a picture with others in the photo and cropping it. Then it was saved in black and white as bmp, and imported for tracing. The tracing was the hardest part, using patch draw and trying to draw a nose, but asking questions on the info site and getting quick answers really helped.

Fenton, MO

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Kathy Cavaness
Queen for a Day
Linda Aguiar
It's ALL about me
Leigh Harris
Who I Am
Leigh Harris
On The Bright Side

I spent most of the time just getting the picture portrait right. Saving the block to a motif and readjusting the nodes.

Fenton, MO

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What a difficult task!

Lebanon, ME

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A collection of things showing what makes me, me.

Perth, W Australia

Showing my love of bears, stars and bright colours.

Perth, W Australia

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Lisa Ruch
Self-Portrait #1: All's right with the world....
Lisa Ruch
Self-Portrait #2: It's been one of those days...
Monecha Painter
Self Portrait
Monecha Painter
Self Portrait

...and my project is going well!

Two friends to whom I sent this drawing said they'd have known it was me if they'd seen the quilt and not been told who the person is.

Of course, they *might* be lying! :)

Champaign, Illinois

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...when nothing goes together right, the guild newsletter (my responsibility) is too long or too short, I have a headache, and blocks start popping right off my latest project.

To do this version, I changed my smile to a frown (and then some), replaced some blocks with gray plain blocks, and placed skewed versions of 5 blocks on layer 2. I'm very happy with the effect!

Champaign, Illinois

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This is how I hope to be remembered. I am not sure where the picture came from but it seems so perfect. I think it was from a Dover clip art book. I had not tried importing clip-art into EQ5 but it was very easy.

Glendale, AZ

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This is an original drawing of myself in a few years--not too far down the line. I added embroidery onto her quilt. In my original bluework block I drew out squares and embroidered a small motif in each square.

Glendale, AZ

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Nancy Anderson
Self portrait - Do I look like that?
Nancy Anderson
Self portrait 2- Do I look like that?
Nancy Eaton
Me the Beginner!
Nancy Eaton

Tracing a photo of a person is not my favourite activity. I scanned the fabric for my hair but it is not light enough.

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Tracing a photo of a person is not my favourite activity. I scanned the fabric for my hair but it is not light enough.

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I received EQ5 as a gift last month and found this challenge to be a lot of fun and definitely a learning experience!

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Ranghild Grasshof
Just guess: Is it me?
Robin Kaspar
The Old Robin
Ruth Rocker
Coloring in the Corner
Sheila Williams

Puuhhhh, I did my very best!

The Blocks in the bachground are from my Book "Atarashii Patchwork", about Japanese Folding techniks. I mean, they belong to me as well as the brooch, I got from my mother long years ago.

When I turned 50, I decided it was high time to lose weight and get in shape. This designs makes fun of "the Old Robin" as I am now a Weight Watchers Lifetime Member. The Old Robin was in denial, the New Robin feels younger than ever!

Short Pump, Virginia

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This is me sitting in the corner coloring on my lap desk with a purple crayon and brown paper. I have to sit here frequently when I do/say something extremely silly <LOL>.

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Website

Now I know why I do not like to take pictures.

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Sue Wegert
Self-Portrait
Susanne Wendt
Susan when she was young
Terrie Sandelin
When I Was Young
Wendy Zozuk
Wendy - Self Portrait

This was a real challenge! I used Barb Vlack's "portrait" as a BMP for tracing the head. This was then modified to my details. The background is an original block drawing.

Lily Pond Quilt Designs
Warsaw, IN

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Deutschland
Eigener Entwurf

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This isn't really me. It's Martha Graham. But I remember dancing in my room as a child, and this is what it felt like.

Fort Collins, CO

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This is how I see myself,- 40 something, with brown eyes and auburn hair. Generally found with quilting and /or computer <grin>

The quilt hides the extra pounds I've gained since I took up quilting!

Adelaide, South Australia

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