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Ask Ellen DeGeneres!

On_The_Scene — Wed, 12 Aug 2015 15:14:57 GMT

Hi QVC Community!

We often get the opportunity to interview some amazing people here at QVC and then share those interviews with you. The next special interview we have scheduled is with Ellen DeGeneres, but this time we wanted to try something different and give you the chance to ask the questions you really want answered. Please post your questions for Ellen DeGeneres here and then look for updates from us when the interview will be shown. If your question is selected for the interview we will be sure to let you know in advance.

Thanks for participating!

Re: Ask Ellen DeGeneres!

PeterDM — Wed, 12 Aug 2015 15:39:00 GMT

Ellen, when thinking of home, we are often transported by memories of our childhood. Were there any specific pieces of art or decor in your childhood home that influenced your design aesthetic for the ED on Air line?

Re: Ask Ellen DeGeneres!

Peaches McPhee — Wed, 12 Aug 2015 17:16:01 GMT

Hi. I would like to know the what type of process is used in desiging your pieces. For example, is it your idea, do you sketch it out, do you work with a designer, do you start from scratch or adapt another design? Do you do design AND the business end?

Re: Ask Ellen DeGeneres!

dex — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 13:17:57 GMT

Ed could you do a MIA line of products ...made in America.I am looking for things to purchase that have helped create jobs for people in the USA.

Re: Ask Ellen DeGeneres!

Mominohio — Sun, 16 Aug 2015 14:42:42 GMT

While someone got here with the idea before me, I'd like to also request a line of products, made in America. I'd like to see featured presentations with the designers, entrepreneurs, and businesses that create and manufacture them.

There are still a lot of glass manufacturers here in the states, could you design and work with one of them, to bring us something exclusive and made right here at home? Mosser glass comes to mind, located in Cambridge Ohio, often does exclusive lines for various companies. They have great quality glass, and wonderful employees.

Also, QVC once partnered with Peterboro basket company, and could you work with them or with Longaberger Basket company to produce some large utility baskets made right here, as well?