MEET MADISON COTTAGE DESIGN
where did the month go?
oh, that's right.
Road to California
and yes, I missed that
super bowl sunday deadline
so for those of you that logged in
please, forgive me
but here we are, and I would like you to meet
Kenna Ogg
Madison Cottage Design
(remember, I get to ask the questions....)
1. I know you
do a lot of great photography as well as quilting...what's your favorite time
of day for light?
I love the light of early morning, though I am rarely awake
for it. I like the light of spring
and winter. I am not a summer girl
and I find the light a little to harsh for my taste.
2. You have a
great Raptor center in your town - Boise, ID - and I hear you have visiting
hawks in your yard. Is it true you
name them, and how did that get started?
I named the big
one Linda. I don't even know if
she is a girl, but she can spin her head like Linda Blair from The
Exorcist. The smaller hawk, I call
Jr. And when the American Kestrel
comes visiting, I call it sweetie, even though I am sure it could bite my
finger off in one chomp.
3. I have to ask - what machine do you sew on, have you sewed
on, like the best, or ..........
I sew on a
Pfaff tiptronic 2040. I have had it for 13 years and really don't know any
other machine well.
4. I hear you
like Superior's Master Piece thread - what do you think are the advantages?
I like to piece "small" and the Masterpiece thread
lays very flat. I haven't used the
new 3-ply so I cannot attest to its properties. I also like DMC thread and usually have a large cone of it
on hand.
5. Music? I hear you play a lot of music while
you are sewing/quilting?
Everything from Springsteen to Dean Martin, Tracy Chapman,
David Cook, Barbara Cook. I have a
50 disc player in the sewing room so there is a good chance Patti Lupone will
play right after Patti Scialfa.
Though, I can promise you George Strait will never play after George
Michael.
6. Your
patterns are really specific and you talk about squaring up and making a test
block for seam allowance accuracy.
Does this come from your knitting background? Your weaving background?
It come from me just being picky, particular, obsessed...you
pick the adjective.
7. How did you
pick quilting out of all of the arts you do?
Quilting picked me.
One day, while unemployed, I was out shopping in a quilt store (A
Quilter's Dream) and foolishly said, "I can help" and, well, need I say more.
8. When can we
hope to see more more more?
More??? Soon.
There is always something on the wall.
9. Who do
you think will win the best picture in this year's Academy Awards?
I don't know
what movie is even up for best picture.
I do know that Eli Manning was MVP in the Superbowl.
10. Finally,
what is your favorite thing to bake?
I hear you are a baker not a cook?
Can there be only that?
Cookies, cookies oh and more cookies.
And here, for their web debut, are Kenna's first two patterns.
And to kick things off for Kenna
I say we give you all a chance to take a little peek into her great directions, and fabulous designs.
Buy one of each pattern for a total cost of $15 for the two!
($10 each regular price)
If you'd like just one, they will be $10/each.
I think I will make both, personally.
I have started Lemon Pepper using sherbet pips
and I think I will make the Field Greens out of the Ghastlies by AH
10 comments:
I have those ghastlies - I think I'm going to use one of Julie's patterns. But I love those pinwheels.
My birthday is actually next week - so many people say they hate February. But with a birthday right in the middle - I love it!
Lemon Pepper came home with me from Road. Along with a big stack of fabrics...lol. Field Greens...gosh how did I miss that one!
The new patterns are great! Love the Lemon Pepper! "Happy Birthday" to me :)
Angela, Kimmcv - please email me your snail mail addy, and I will send you your birthday gift!
Thanks.
natalie@beyondthereefpatterns.com
Hey Natalie and Kenna, fun interview! I can just picture you two giggling through it. Love you both and Congrats on your new patterns Kenna!
Oh and picked up both of these lovely patterns at road.
I love Lemon Pepper and field dreams.
Thank you for the birthday celebratory present. I am a Birthday Girl for February - the eleventh - and now have skipped through 8 decades. My choice for a birthday pattern is Field Greens. I like the pinwheels and the name (I grow greens in my garden). Though an avid quilter, I'm mouse challenged and sit with my daughter as we browse through quilty sites. I am dictating this comment to her. You can send a message to mlwright29(at)hotmail(dot)com and let us know where to email my mailing address. Thank you for this nice gesture of a pattern for a Birthday. MargaretQuilts
I came upon your pattern on a shop hop yesterday...lemon pepper and loved it! The quilt shop owner had purchased the pattern at Road to California and recently completed a quilt from her pile of scrap and was commenting how she loved the pattern. I asked her when in the store i could purchase the pattern and she said that she was presently searching for a source to purchase he pattern. So, to the web I have gone knowing the pattern name and company. And yes, my birthday is February 4. Contact me at whatdoyourwallssay@gmail.com I would like to purchase the pattern even if unable to receive as a february birthday celebrator!
Lynne Marini
I've made Belle'S Biscuits and won deed if there was ever a correction made to it. If you cut 8.5 x 8.5, then add the 1"strip. ..it's now 8.5 x 9 and you can't flip and flop.
Thanks, Vicki in Seeley Lake, MT
crazygirl@blackfoot.net
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