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1994
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The Carol Duvall Show was an American television show that aired from 1994 to 2005. It was a craft-oriented show which showcased the creativity of the contestants along with the host, Carol Duvall. The show featured various famous celebrities and experts in the field of crafting who came along to showcase their brilliance in crafting. Carol Duvall, the host, was known for her passion for crafting and for her charismatic personality.

Alley Mills was one of the main cast members on the show. She joined the show a few years into its run and stayed until the end. Alley Mills was extremely talented and creative and added to the fun and excitement of the show. Nancy M Soriano was the other main cast member on the show, and she added to the overall entertainment value of the show by keeping the viewers engaged throughout the entire episode.

The Carol Duvall Show was known for its wide range of crafts. From quilting to jewelry making, from scrapbooking to home dÃ©cor, the show had it all. It was a show where people could learn the art of crafting and could improve their skills. The Carol Duvall Show was also known for propagating recycling and upcycling, and the contestants showcased their skills in creating something beautiful and functional from recycled materials.

The show was divided into different segments, and each segment focused on a specific craft or skill. The segments included âTips from the Expertsâ, âChallenge Yourselfâ, âQuick and Easyâ, and âCrafting with Kidsâ. The segments were designed to cater to the needs and interests of the viewers, and the contestants showcased their skills during these segments.

The show also had a segment called âViewer Mailbagâ, where Carol Duvall answered viewersâ questions and provided tips and suggestions for crafting. The viewers would send in their queries and Carol Duvall would personally answer them on the show. This segment was extremely popular among the viewers and helped to build a personal connection between the viewers and the host.

The Carol Duvall Show encouraged people of all ages to try their hand at crafting. The show was a great source of inspiration for people who wanted to improve their crafting skills and learn about new techniques. The show also encouraged people to experiment with different types of crafts and techniques, and to have fun in the process.

The Carol Duvall Show was also known for featuring famous guests and experts in the field of crafting. Guests included renowned quilters, painters, and jewelry makers who shared their expertise with the audience. The guests added to the overall entertainment value of the show and provided inspiration and ideas for the viewers.

In conclusion, The Carol Duvall Show was a popular and entertaining show that encouraged people to try their hand at crafting. The show was a great source of inspiration for people who were interested in improving their crafting skills, and it showcased a wide range of crafts and techniques. The show was also known for its interactive segments and its focus on recycling and upcycling. Alley Mills and Nancy M Soriano, along with Carol Duvall, made the show an enjoyable and fun experience for viewers of all ages.

The Carol Duvall Show is a series that ran for 1 seasons (74 episodes) between December 30, 1994 and on discovery+

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Seasons

74. Christmas Crafts, Pt. 3

November 26, 1995

Carol makes personalized Christmas tree ornaments and makes embellished holiday jackets with Suzanne Beltramo.

73. Christmas Crafts, Pt. 2

November 18, 1995

Carol makes luminarias, floating candles and gift kits. She also shares ideas for decorating unique wrapping paper.

72. Christmas Crafts, Pt. 1

November 11, 1995

Carol makes holiday centerpieces and learns how to make purses with designer Peggy Thurston. She also makes a menorah with plaster.

71. Halloween

October 7, 1995

Carol Duvall celebrates Halloween by learning a few tricks and techniques from a professional makeup effects artist. She also shares Halloween party ideas and crafts.

70. Back to School

August 19, 1995

Carol makes school dresses and learns how to make hair accessories. She also makes felt pennants and banners.

69. Fourth of July

June 24, 1995

Carol makes Uncle Sam decorations and festive buffet trays. She also makes decorative ice bowls with flowers.

68. Father's Day

June 10, 1995

Carol makes a plaster desk set and frames kid art for Father's Day. Kathy Lamancusa shows her how to decorate a checkers set.

67. Mother's Day Special

May 5, 1995

Carol makes Mother's Day gifts including scarves, stationery featuring children's artwork and decorative boxes.

66. Easter Crafts

April 14, 1995

Carol decorates Easter eggs and baskets in a variety of ways. She also shares a fun craft for blown eggs.

65. Silkscreen Printing

March 31, 1995

Carol learns about screen printing and plays with paint with artist Nancy Drew.

64. Paper Piecing and Making Beads

March 30, 1995

Carol learns about a quilting technique called paper piecing and welcomes a fiber artist who makes oversized animal sculptures.

63. Milk Carton Crafts

March 28, 1995

Carol shares ideas for reusing milk cartons and learns how to make paper with recycled material.

62. Potato Stamping, Wearable Art

March 27, 1995

Carol gets a lesson in potato stamping from Mary O'Neil and creating wearable art with artist Yvonne Porcella.

61. Pillowcase Dolls and More

March 24, 1995

Carol sits down for an interview with artist Nancy Drew, learns how to make adorable foam figures and pillowcase dolls, block prints with illustrator Franz Spohn and answers viewers' questions.

60. Origami, Sand Art and More

March 23, 1995

Carol learns about the art of origami, discovers the beauty of sand art and makes homemade stickers.

59. Fancy Footwear and More

March 22, 1995

Carol gets the scoop on designing and decorating shoes, colors dolls and shares viewers' ideas.

58. Masks and More

March 21, 1995

Carol shares a family-friendly craft, shows how to make a clock at home and solves the craft nails problem with beauty expert Suzanne Beltramo.

57. Decoupage and More

March 20, 1995

Carol checks out the latest trends in decoupage, learns how to color wash and puts together some crazy puzzles.

56. Jocasta Innes and More

March 17, 1995

Carol takes a look at Jocasta Innes' latest designs, shares some clever ideas for slipcovers, shows how to craft with iron-on vinyl and answers viewers' questions.

55. Decorative Painting and More

March 16, 1995

Carol gets creative with decorative painting, shares a kid-friendly video recommendation and shows how to create decorative edges for shelves.

54. Sock Monkey, Pt. 1

March 15, 1995

Carol and comedian Bill Kirchenbauer continue the saga of the sock monkey with a step-by-step guide to making the classic toy. Plus, quillows and tube knitting.

53. Friendly Plastic and More

March 14, 1995

Carol and guests make jewelry, paint canvass creations and share craft photography tips.

52. Rug Hooking and More

March 13, 1995

Carol shares a shortcut for creating trompe-loeil pieces, learns how hook rugs with executive producer Gary Grossman and talks about lamp kits.

51. Coiled Baskets and More

March 10, 1995

Carol welcomes actress Anna Maria Horsford to the studio to learn how to make department store quality jewelry, create one-of-a-kind dolls and discuss their favorite art fair finds. Plus, quick and easy apartment accessories.

50. Quilts

March 9, 1995

Carol meets the authors of one of the best-selling quilt books in the country, takes a look at isometric quilts and learns a new quilting technique.

49. Morgan Brittany Dolls and More

March 8, 1995

Carol sits down with actress Morgan Brittany to talk about collectible dolls, creates a gorgeous work of art out of layered paper and shares a viewer's idea for a quick and easy burp pad.

48. Folk Fashions and More

March 7, 1995

Carol discusses folk clothing with fashion consultant Jane Manfolk, turns scribbles into art, takes a look at a how-to video for Friendly Plastic and uses paper napkins to decorate a basket.

47. Pop-Up Cards and More

March 6, 1995

Carol saves some money by making her own pop-up cards, shows new ways to use a color copier and shares recent finds from a quilt expo.

46. No-Talent Crafts and More

March 3, 1995

Carol and actress Deborah Harmon share some easy crafts for the non-artist and paint pillows with Heidi Holicher.

45. Aging Techniques and More

March 2, 1995

Carol and actress Deborah Harmon demonstrate faux aging techniques, create instant antiques and take a look at artist Charlotte Miller's unusual jewelry pieces.

44. Sewing vs. Serging and More

March 1, 1995

Carol and actress Deborah Harmon discuss the difference between sewing and serging, paint decorative tree branches and get creative with adult crayons.

43. Jewelry Making and More

February 28, 1995

Carol and actress Deborah Harmon interview an 11-year-old jewelry entrepreneur, show how to use preprinted fabric in no-sew projects and share tips on how to make a bow on a string.

42. Hats, Dried Flowers and More

February 27, 1995

Carol and actress Deborah Harmon decorate hats, use AstroTurf to create a fun play set for kids and share tips for drying flowers.

41. Cork Wreaths and More

February 24, 1995

Carol repurposes wine corks to make a wreath, sculpts fantastic figures out of polymer clay and visits the Art Materials Show in Chicago.

40. Friendly Clay and More

February 23, 1995

Carol takes a look at new polymer clay tools, gets the story behind Vicki Garnas' earthquake quilt and shares tips for pressing flowers.

39. Silk Painting and More

February 22, 1995

Carol and guests paint silk scarves, create personalized frames and rag roll some t-shirts and vests.

38. Fimo Clay and More

February 21, 1995

Carol crafts with polymer clay, takes a look at some "handy" party trays and reviews how-to videos.

37. Paintstitching and More

February 20, 1995

Carol learns how to paintstitch, crafts with embossed wallpaper and shares some viewers' projects.

36. Shoe Polish Crafts and More

February 17, 1995

Carol and guests bring back an old-school craft, crochet yo-yos and doilies, and create acetate cards. Plus, viewer questions are answered.

35. Rubber Stampede and More

February 16, 1995

Carol visits a rubber stamp factory, crochets with Barbara Burnett and stops by a local craft show.

34. Fresh Paint and More

February 15, 1995

Carol shows new ways to add a fresh coat of paint, transforms shopping bags into gift bags, shares some basic sewing tips and creates quick and easy cards for any occasion.

33. Plaster of Paris and More

February 14, 1995

Carol and guests show how to create plaster of Paris heart ornament, keepsake cards and dream catchers. Plus, professional crafters share their moneymaking tips.

32. Kids' Fabrics and More

February 13, 1995

Carol shares some fun ideas for kids' fabrics, gets a lesson in ribbon work from expert Mary Jo Hiney and creates a stylish purse out of paper.

31. Needlework and Scrunchies

February 10, 1995

Carol Duvall explores needlework with artist Susan Portra and then makes hair scrunchies. Suzanne McNeill stops by to answer a viewer question.

30. Art Board and Music Boxes

February 9, 1995

Carol Duvall experiments with a new paper craft product and makes music boxes. She also learns about different ways to sell crafts.

29. Embellishments

February 8, 1995

Carol explores embellishments and learns about craft malls. She also shows how she makes twisted cord.

28. Rubber Stamping

February 7, 1995

Carol experiments with rubber stamping and tin painting. Jean Kievlan shares advice for craft business operations.

27. Making and Selling Crafts

February 6, 1995

Carol learns how to make beaded jewelry, and Suzanne McNeill shares advice on selling crafts.

26. Wedding Show

February 6, 1995

Carol makes a romantic floral arrangement, and Kathy Lamancusa shows how to make a bridal headpiece and bouquet.

25. Daddy's Ties

February 3, 1995

Carol makes a variety of crafts from neckties and learns about framing photographs and artwork. Suzanne McNeill answers viewer questions.

24. Baskets and Boxes

February 2, 1995

Carol Duvall learns about drawing from a professional cartoonist, makes baskets and decorates boxes with Heloise.

23. Craft Tools

January 31, 1995

Carol welcomes household hint expert Heloise to learn how to use power tools for crafts and gets ideas for fixing bleach stains.

22. Buttons and Jewelry

January 30, 1995

Carol Duvall and Heloise share tips for shopping, housekeeping and crafting. They make covered buttons and get advice for submitting ideas and projects to craft magazines.

21. Ribbon Project

January 26, 1995

Carol shares ways to decorate with ribbon and gets business advice from Dion Barron. Christy Feke recommends craft videos.

20. Cotton Casting

January 25, 1995

Carol learns about cotton casting from artist and business owner Dion Barron. She also paints flower pots and pens.

19. Loose Ends

January 24, 1995

Carol works with paper and natural materials and learns about home offices from HGTV hosts Paul and Sarah Edwards.

18. Trompe L'oeil

January 23, 1995

Carol learns about the optical illusions of trompe l'oeil stenciling and shares a baby shower gift idea.

17. Doll Making, Photo Tote Bags

January 20, 1995

Carol makes fabric dolls and decorates tote bags. Suzanne McNeill provides tips from viewers and answers questions.

16. Felt Crafts and Gilding

January 19, 1995

Carol explores felt crafts, gilded paint and gold leaf. She also shows how to make baby bibs.

15. Quilt Market

January 18, 1995

Carol learns about the quilting industry and annual Quilt Market. She also mixes paint colors.

14. Silk Embroidery

January 17, 1995

Carol learns ribbon embroidery and how to transfer photos to fabric. She also makes covered cardboard box trunks.

13. Cardboard Table, Ribbon Rose

January 16, 1995

Carol makes a table from a cardboard box and ribbon roses. Quilter Vicki Garnas shows Carol how to make stenciled and quilted vests.

12. Airbrushing and a Desk Set

January 13, 1995

Carol learns about airbrushing and tries it out. She creates a matching desk set using adhesive-backed fabric and answers viewer craft questions.

11. Watercolor Quilts and Toys

January 12, 1995

Carol Duvall learns about the watercolor quilt effect and makes squishy toys. Actress Eileen Heckart discusses Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts.

10. Painted Plates

January 11, 1995

Carol Duvall paints plates with artist Jane Gottlieb and learns about digital art. She also checks out tool storage ideas.

9. Colored Photos, Shadow Box

January 10, 1995

Carol Duvall learns about hand-coloring photos. Then she constructs shadow boxes and interviews artist Peter Max.

8. Stenciling and Texturing

January 9, 1995

Carol Duvall experiments with different stencil and textured paint techniques, and she tries a variety of scissor sharpeners.

7. Gift Wrapping and Mosaics

January 6, 1995

Carol Duvall gets new ideas for wrapping gifts, makes mosaics and answers some viewer questions about wire.

6. Napkin Notepaper and Storage

January 5, 1995

Carol Duvall makes notepaper and envelopes, and Christy Feke shares paint finishing techniques.

5. Glass Etching and Dolls

January 4, 1995

Carol Duvall checks out a new craft magazine, makes a garland and experiments with glass etching.

4. T-Shirts, Magnets and Etchings

January 3, 1995

Carol Duvall makes dinosaur t-shirt toys and stamps, and she shares budget-friendly ideas for displaying kids' art.

3. Kitchen Workshop Tour

January 2, 1995

Carol Duvall shares her new kitchen workshop and creates topiary trees with actress Alley Mills.

2. Picture Frames

December 30, 1994

Carol Duvall welcomes actress Emma Samms to show how to decorate picture frames. Then she and Heloise discuss copyright protection with an attorney.

1. Spoolie Dolls

December 30, 1994

Carol decorates sweatshirts and creates vegetable flower arrangements. Jean Kievlan shows how to make spoolie baby dolls.

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Where to Watch The Carol Duvall Show

The Carol Duvall Show is available for streaming on the discovery+ website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Carol Duvall Show on demand at Discovery+ and Amazon Prime.