In this holiday special, Carol Duvall and special guest Barbara McGuire create several decorations fitting of the holiday season. First, Barbara teaches the audience how to create some festive candle holders. Next, she shows the audience how they can transform their boring wooden picture frames into something eye-catching. Finally, Carol shows everybody how to create a gift wrap place mat to help people get their presents wrapped without all of the fuss.

In this holiday special, Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some unique ornaments for their holiday trees. Later, she shows them how to create some holiday pillows using some unexpected material.

In this holiday special, Carol Duvall and special guest Kitty Bartholomew help the audience learn about new ways to decorate for the holiday season. First, Carol uses glass etching to create some holiday plates that are truly fitting of Christmas, then Kitty teaches the audience how to use holiday bows to their full potential.

In this holiday special, Carol Duvall and special guest Mary O’Neil teach the audience how to create a faux fireplace to help any home feel more festive. Later, Carol shows the audience how to create some unique greeting cards that also serve a special purpose.

In this holiday special, Carol Duvall and special guest Linda Ragsdale teach the audience how to create a festive holiday tray. Later, Linda shows the audience how to create a personalized gift box to make gifts even more special, while Carol shows the audience how to use scraps and other excess material to create some holiday pins and buttons.

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Carol Duvall and guest Christy Feke teach the audience how to apply unique patterns to their shirts. Later, they reveal how one can use their children’s art to create memorable refrigerator magnets.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some unique crafts through glass etching. Later, she looks into some rare dolls from Germany that have become hot collector items.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some personalized note cards through recycling napkins. Later, Christy Feke drops by to inform the audience about several ragging techniques that are sure to make their next painting projects easier.

Carol Duvall and guest Christine Angeli teach the audience how to create several inexpensive gifts that are sure to make people happy. Later, they show how people can use an egg and a glue gun to create some unique decorations.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some fascinating stencils that they can use in their next decorating project.

Carol Duvall interviews Peter Max in order to learn about some paintings that he had created for several world leaders. Later, guest Jane Gottlieb drops by to teach the audience how to create some photos using some unorthodox material.

Carol Duvall and guest Jane Gottlieb teach the audience how to decorate their dinner plates in order to make them highly decorative. Later, Carol helps the audience understand the basics when it comes to organizing crafting supplies.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience the basics in regards to impressionistic quilting. Later, she travels to the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in order to help the audience learn more about the school and the types of crafts that they can learn by attending it.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to make a desk set. Later, guest Bettie Johnson drops by in order to show how people can airbrush without the typically expensive costs associated with it.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can use old pieces of cardboard to create some practical furniture. Later, guest Vicki Garnas drops by to show some stenciling methods that work wonders on fabric.

Carol Duvall and guest Judith Baker Montano teach the audience how to use silk to create some interesting crafts. Later, the two of them show how cardboard can be used to help people with their storage problems.

Carol Duvall and guest Karey Bresenhan discuss their love of quilting with one another, though they also look into Karey’s organization that helped gather donations for those who were economically liberated after the fall of the Soviet Union. Later, guest Jane Gottlieb drops by to show the audience some of her personal experimentations with primary colors.

Caroll Duvall teaches the audience how to apply some patterns to their favorite articles of clothing without requiring sewing. Later, she creates some cute baby bibs to help young mothers create something unique for their child.

Carol Duvall and guest Barbara Johnston teach the audience how to create some soft fabric dolls. Later, guest Suzanne McNeill drops by to answer some questions about crafting materials.

Carol Duvall and guest Dee Keller reveal to the audience several key techniques involved with three-dimensional stenciling. Later, the two of them show how to make a baby basket and some personalized doormats.

Carol Duvall and guest Barbara Johnston teach the audience how to create some high quality doll heads for their homemade dolls. Later, guests Paul Edwards and Sarah Edwards drop by to inform the audience how they can use simple computer programs to create some appealing stationary designs that can make their home businesses seem more professional.

Carol Duvall and guest Dion Barron teach the audience how to create some crafts using terra-cotta molds. Later, Carol shows the audience how to make some decorative flower pots.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some decorative pillows with some common strings of ribbon. Later, guest Diane Barron shares some of her crafting ideas with the audience.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can use an old sweatshirt to make a new article of clothing. Later, she takes out some fruits and vegetables in order to show the audience how they can be used to create some unexpected floral arrangements. Finally, she reveals to the audience how they can use some old sewing material to create some holiday dolls and ornaments.

Carol Duvall speaks with the owner of a business who has made jewelry out of safety pins. Later, a special guest drops by to share some tips about how to remove craft stains.

Carol Duvall and guest Emma Samms teach the audience how to use a variety of tools, as well as how to assemble a hinged brush holder.

Carol Duvall and guest Emma Samms show the audience some techniques that can be used to decorate picture frames. Later, a special guest drops by to explain copyright laws that every home crafting business should know about.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create a small basket, as well as how to decorate other baskets.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can recycle their old neckties in order to make some interesting crafts. Later, she reexamines some safety pin jewelry and informs the audience how they can make their own.

Carol Duvall and guest Debbie Sekerak teach the audience how to create a necklace using some common materials. Later, they reveal how people with home crafting businesses can make more money by capitalizing on craft shows and books.

Carol Duvall and guest Julie McGuffee demonstrate to the audience how they can create some decorative crafts through painting on old scrap metal. Later, guest Jean Kievlan drops by to share some tips for those who are interested in starting a home crafting business.

Carol Duvall explains to the audience about how certain decorations aren’t permanent and how those decorations can be used to permit people to experiment with their creativity.

Carol Duvall and guest Julie McGuffee teach the audience how to create a decorative music box that is sure to impress people. Later, the importance of rented craft carts is examined to see just how they can affect home crafting businesses.

Carol Duvall travels to the Needlework Show in order to discuss various crafts with the participants. Later, she reveals how people can customize their hair accessories in order to match their outfits.

Carol Duvall and guest Mary Jo Hiney teach the audience how to create a picture frame and decorate it with ribbon. Later, they show how people can use some paper material to create an unorthodox coin purse.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create a highly decorative, albeit memorable, keepsake card.

Carol Duvall reveals to the audience how they can use some common kitchen utensils in their painting projects. Later, she teaches the audience how to create some gift bags out of excess fabric.

Carol Duvall looks into how rubber stamps are created, from the stamp’s pattern to its decorative handle, and then gives the audience some tips about how they can make their own personal stamps.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can use some common crafting tools to decorate an ordinary vase. Later, she reveals a new crafting product that may help people with their creations.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience the basics of paint-stitching. Later, guest Lee Riggins drops by in order to further expand on what she talked about.

Carol Duvall tells the audience about Fimo, a clay substance that can be used in a variety of crafts. Later, she examines how color pallets can be used to spice up any party.

Carol Duvall and guest Mary Ann Roach teach the audience the basics of silk painting. Later, guest Linda Watson drops by to show how people can decoupage boxes and frames using images from magazines and newspapers.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how a clay gun works and how it can be used in a variety of crafts. Later, she meets with a guest in order to discuss how people can make quilts to make a particular memory more permanent.

Carol Duvall and guest Christy Feke teach the audience how they can decorate a wreath with some unorthodox items. Later, she meets with guess Susanna Oroyan to further see how Fimo can be used to create some practical sculptures.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can decorate their hats in order to make them more fashionable. Later, she shows people how they can use dry flowers to decorate just about any object.

Carol Duvall meets with an eleven year old girl who has created her own beaded jewelry business. Later, she examines how iron-on patterns can be used to make a wide array of garments more attractive.

Carol Duvall and guest Jane Nesbitt teach the audience how they can create a dress in a mere thirty minutes. Later, Carol demonstrates how people can use tree branches to make some practical art work.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can make their furniture appear older than it actually is, in order to give it an antique style. Later, guest Charlotte Miller drops by to show people how they can create some jewelry with silver wires and beads.

Carol Duvall looks into a variety of crafts that even novices should be able to create.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some personal pop-up cards that the whole family can enjoy. Later, guest Jennifer Sampson drops by to help the audience learn how to better their quilting skills.

Carol Duvall and guest Jane Manfolk explain to the audience about the various styles of crafting fashions. Next, the two of them reveal how scribble art can be used as makeshift decorations. Later, Carol explains how some ordinary napkins can be used to make a basket appear more expensive.

Carol Duvall and guest Morgan Brittany discuss a line of collectable dolls and how they can be used to decorate a home. Later, Carol teaches the audience how they can make a simple, but fully practical, baby burp pad.

Carol Duvall meets with a wide array of crafters in order to learn the latest skills and techniques, so that the audience can learn them as well.

Carol Duvall and her guest Anna Maria Horsford teach the audience how they can make some attractive beaded jewelry. Later, guess Cari Mager drops by in order to tell people how to create porcelain dolls. Finally, Carol travels to a fair in order to see just what is popular amongst home crafting business owners.

Carol Duvall and guest Peggy Decker teach the audience how to use stencils to decorate their tables. Later, the two of them examine some crafting kits that have recently hit the market, in order to determine their usefulness.

Carol Duvall and guest Kimberly Garringer teach the audience how they can turn old pieces of plastic into decorative jewelry. Later, they distribute some photography tips so that people can photograph their crafts in a better fashion.

Carol Duvall and guest Bill Kirchenbauer teach the audience how they can use old socks to create a monkey puppet. Later, Carol shows how people can create a pillow that has a duel purpose as a quilt.

Carol Duvall and guest Joanne Evans help the audience learn how to paint better. Later, guest Christy Feke drops by to recommend several videos that should help children get interested in arts and crafts.

Carol Duvall informs the viewers about Jocasta Innes’ latest book, which really helps make painting a breeze. Later, she teaches the audience how they can create a wide array of crafts through using iron-on vinyl.

Carol Duvall informs the audience about a specific brand of paint that can be used to make walls seem more antique. Later, she reveals how old cards and photos can be used to create a personalized cube puzzle.

Carol Duvall and guest Suzanne Beltramo teach the audience how to create a decorative face mask. Later, they examine how manicures can have a positive impact on those who create crafts. Finally, the two of them examine how many common objects can be used to create a clock.

Carol Duvall and guest Vanesse Noel teach the audience how they can paint their shoes to make them appear more fashionable. Later, they demonstrate how people can create their own dolls using some simple material.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can use origami to create some interesting crafts. Later, she examines how sand can be used in art projects, as well as how people can create their own stickers.

Carol Duvall and guest Nancy Drew travel to a YWCA shelter in order to teach people how they can use arts and crafts to express their individuality. Later, they reveal some of the basic techniques for block printing to the audience.

Carol Duvall and guest Mary O’Neil teach the audience how they can use potatoes and fabric paint in their stamping projects. Later, they demonstrate how people can make something practical in their next art project.

Carol Duvall and guest Arnold Grummer teach the audience how they can better organize their arts and crafts supplies. Later, they discuss a new form of recycling that allows people to make their own paper.

Carol Duvall and guest Mary O’Neil teach the audience how they can stamp decorations on their furniture. Later, they look into a wide array of doll creation kits that people can use.

Carol Duvall and guest Sue Rasmussen teach the audience how they can use paper piercing to help them on their quilting projects. Later, Carol meets up with a special guest who specializes in creating full-sized animal murals.

Carol Duvall and guest Franz Spohn teach the audience how they can screen-pant designs on their favorite shirts. Later, guest Suzanne O’Neill drops by in order to show people how they can hook a rug with old rags.

Carol Duvall and guest Suzanne Beltramo teach the audience how they can customize their holiday ornaments in order to make them more memorable. Later, they discuss how people can create a jacket that is fitting of the holiday season.

Carol Duvall show how people can make a holiday centerpiece in order to make their home appear more festive. Later, she demonstrates how they can create a holiday purse, as well as a personalized menorah.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some holiday bows out of common material. Later, she examines how people can create various crafts that are associated with the holiday season.

Carol Duvall and guest Kathy Lamancusa reveal some tips to the audience that should help them save money on their next crafting projects. Later, they specifically look into crafts that are appropriate for a romantic setting, such as moonlit dinners and weddings.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create a personalized gift that is sure to make this Father’s Day to be more memorable. Later, she examines a wide array of foreign crafts and demonstrates some tracing techniques.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how to create some spooky decorations for Halloween, such as masks and other scary accessories.

Carol Duvall shows the audience some of her favorite July 4th decorations, particularly a statuette of Uncle Sam that was made with unorthodox materials. Later, she teaches the audience how they and their children can create a personalized buffet table fitting for any barbeque.

Carol Duvall shows the audience a new method to organize their children’s school clothing. Later, she talks about the latest clothing fashions, as well as how to use hair accessories to compliment those fashions.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience how they can create a variety of crafts that make great gifts for Mother’s Day. Later, she examines how people can create cake toppers to make just about any cake more exciting.

Carol Duvall teaches the audience about a wide array of crafts that are perfect for Easter Sunday.

Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make gift box from using bristol or poster board, a ruler and a craft knife. Viewers call in to talk about their holiday projects. Get the jump on the holidays by making handcrafted ornaments. Guest Vivian Peritts demonstrates how to make several types of ornaments using recycled plastic bottles and paper punches.

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Guest Dee Gruenig shares ideas for stamping holiday greeting cards as only she can do! Dee suggests turning the family holiday newsletter into a holiday card pictogram for a delightfully different greeting. Host Carol Duvall takes viewer calls to discuss crafting Santa Claus figures. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make a fun and fabulous Christmas village.

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Guest Anita White shows how to make keepsake "Magic Bubble" photograph ornaments by adhering photos inside of a glass ornament and painting the inside with a special tool. Host Carol Duvall addresses viewer calls. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make beautiful paper German star ornaments.

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Guest Mary O'Neil works a little holiday magic with her favorite fabric--velvet, of course. O'Neil demonstrates how to make an accordion book wrapped in hand-stamped, embossed velvet and decorated with satin ribbon. This clever, easy project makes a terrific gift for friends and family members. Host Carol Duvall talks about time capsule and explains some possibilities for creating one of your own. Host Carol Duvall takes viewer calls to discuss time capsule possibilities and year 2000 celebration ideas. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to terrarium ornaments from clear, plastic ball ornaments.

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Guest Jane Pollak demonstrates how to transform a plain, old egg into a wonderful, handcrafted ornament. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to use a template to make 14-point Moravian stars, and takes viewer calls offering holiday tips and suggestions.

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Famous folk artist Patrick Lose shows how to make a vest with a pattern from his new book, Fun and Fancy Jackets and Vests. Plus, Carol shares another new book full of classy crafts and shows how to make a gorgeous gold leaf lampshade.

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How to get beautiful results with the art of metal punching. Plus, how to make colorful sweaters for your kids, and how to make a clock out of just about anything.

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Ann Jacobs Mooney shows Carol how to make the next in the line of sock animals: "Jake the Snake." She also shares how to create a personalized sock monkey like the one she made for David Letterman. Then, Jane Beard from the "Museum of Modern Rubber," shows how to rubber stamp Shakin' cards and demonstrates how to make a snow globe.

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Carol shows how to recycle your wrapping paper into gift boxes that will last. Jane Beard, from the Museum of Modern Rubber, returns to show us how to make a pocket card using rubber stamps, pens, and foam core. Jane also shares a new product to get a terrific silkscreen look, Plaid's "Screen Scenes."

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Kid crafter Joe Lamancusa has a new twist on an old tie to make it light up. Suzanne McNeill shares great gifts (personalized gift baskets) that can be tailor-made for friends. Host Carol Duvall shows viewers how to make pins from ribbons & other fabric. Also Duvall shows new adhesives: Peel 'N' Stick double sided sheets, rub-on dry adhesive & user friendly "super" glue.

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Recycling your throwaways into crafts by making candlesticks and rag dolls. Plus, making artistic envelopes out of old calendars and magazine pages.

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Carol shows how to make a quilted tote bag for all your crafting items. Peg Edwards shares the top tips for knitting and crocheting, and Marilyn Petrovic shows how to make molded items for every aspect of your child's next party, from the cake to the party bags.

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We take a trip to one of a new type of ceramic shops that are popping up all around the country. Next, Jane Beard shows how to make a Victorian fan with a rubber stamp. Then, how to paint and fire ceramics at home without a kiln. Rae Siefert, from the Beadery, shows the tools for beading and how to make an elegant bracelet.

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Vicki Payne, from the PBS series Stained Glass with Vicki Payne, shows how to update that old bathroom mirror by turning it into a beautiful and functional glass mosaic. Carol creates pop-up greeting cards.

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Carol shows you a fun and easy way to turn discarded boxes into treasure chests. Next, learn how to use rubber stamps to make fun T-shirts for kids. And Suzanne McNeill of Design Originals shows how to make a no-fail doll face.

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Christine Angeli gives a lesson in rubber. She shares tips and techniques for the beginner to the professional. Plus, kits for kids, new glitters and die-cut stationery.

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Sheila Haynes Rauen shows an inexpensive method of painting on silk. Plus, we learn the simple steps to making tassels. The latest products for knitting and crocheting are profiled.

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Pots are not just for planting anymore. They can be used to "plant just about anything." Lea Cavender, from E Z Bowz, Inc., shows how anyone can make beautiful bows in a matter of minutes. She also shows us how to make an angel from ribbon.

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We take a trip to a professional papier machi artist who sells her crafts for hundreds of dollars. We also have something for the beginner: Carol shows how to make bowls and boxes. Plus, some of the latest books for all your papier machi creations.

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Carol has new crafting products and Kathy Lamancusa has a way to show off your treasures with a glass memory box. Then, kid crafter Joe Lamancusa has special greeting cards that kids can make for any occasion. Suzanne McNeill has some great tips for crafting.

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Beeswax candles are in style but can cost big bucks. Christine Angeli shows how to make them yourself. Plus, Dee Gruenig from Posh Impressions has fun new products that will make crafting easier.

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We take a tour of the Contemporary Crafts Market where some of the country's best crafters can be found. Then, Peg Edwards and Carol create a tube knit hat and scarf. In the third segment, Carol Endler Sterbenz from Handcraft Illustrated has some terrific tips for transforming ordinary household items into artists' tools.

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We take a trip to the Contemporary Crafts Market in Santa Monica, Calif., where we hear some unique and beautiful music. Quilting expert Alex Anderson shows us how to make a simple maple leaf quilt. Plus, new quilting and sewing products.

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Vicki Payne shares a "Welcome" sign for all seasons, made with stained glass. Carol shows us how to turn that ordinary cardboard box into a work of art.

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New products that make crafting easier, including woodburning tools, quilting computer programs, and "Critter" magnets. Grace Taormina has magnets that are fun and funky. Plus, Suzanne McNeill has useful suggestions for properly removing paint from brushes to help them last longer.

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Carol has terrific gift bags for any occasion. Judith Baker Montano shows how to turn ordinary fabric into gorgeous works of art with her "fabric landscaping."

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Carol Sterbenz shares the secret for beautiful gilded table items. Peggy Edwards shows us how to do the duplicate stitch: it's knitting without the knitting needles. Chris Wallace, from Duncan Enterprises, shows how to get the tortoise-shell faux finish look.

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Join Carol for an introduction to the Society of Craft Designers. She talks with Maureen Carlson, who has more than a few tricks for millefiori canes from Fimo clay. Also, learn the fine art of ribbonry by sculpting ribbon roses.

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How to turn what seems to be unsalvageable trash into a treasure. Plus, a Society of Decorative Painters member shows us a new paint that is great for fabric, jewelry, paper - you name it (products include "Pearlessence" and Hot Potatoes rubber stamping).

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Kathy and Joe Lamancusa share a "Magic Bird Pouch" that helps time pass more quickly for kids while Mom and Dad are away. Then Joe has a terrific clay checkers set that any kid will enjoy making. And, Suzanne McNeill has tips for organizing your crafting materials, using ordinary household containers. Finally, Carol gives us a brief look at Monday's show on silk ribbon embroidery and tells us the materials we'll need for our lesson with Judith Montano!

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Guest Judith Baker Montano gives an at-home silk-embroidery lesson. Also, guest Zella Junkin from Wilton Enterprises uses rolled fondant to create a beautiful designer cake.

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Carol livens up a home with low-cost decorative ideas, such as turning an inexpensive mirror into an heirloom and knitting and crocheting appliques onto garments and afghans. Also, learn some techniques for permanent rubber stamping.

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Brown paper bags aren't just for lunches anymore! Watch as Carol and her guests create stuffed animals and a unique kitchen wall hanging made from ordinary brown paper bags. Rae Seifert shows the newest beading projects created especially for little girls, and Candace Kling shares the history of working with ribbons.

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Vicki Payne shows you how to make your own glass beads--it's fun and safe to do at home. Plus, Carol shows you a new paint product that you can iron on.

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New and innovative crafting items from the latest craft shows. Therese Dellavalle shows different uses for the marbleizing product "Magic Dip." Then, Joe Lamancusa has a vacation box that kids can create. And, Suzanne McNeill has a neat project: painted conchos.

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Judith Baker Montano joins Carol for a follow-up on last week's silk-ribbon embroidery lesson. Together they recap the necessary stitches and incorporate them onto a hat. Carol also demonstrates how to turn beautiful gift bags into tabletop clocks using foam board and quartz clockworks. Zella Junkin later shows Carol several cookie gift ideas from her book Gifts From the Kitchen.

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Carol makes a Victorian postcard with a new rubber stamp kit. Peggy Edwards shows that working with chenille is easy (includes a crocheted shawl) and Chris Wallace from Duncan Enterprises creates a fantasy grained look with paint and gels.

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Guest Jean Wells shares a great way to organize your sewing supplies with a sewing caddy, and Carol shows you how to make nifty gift bags with wallpaper.

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Carol shows her son's rustic wood tables and teaches you how to make them from plywood and branches taken from your backyard. Also, learn how to make simple paper sculptures and beautiful yet inexpensive earrings.

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Guest Karen Koblitz from the Craft Emergency Relief Fund (CERF) shows how you can get assistance if tragedy strikes your crafting business. Next, get ideas for creative kids' projects including glue creatures and paper making with molds to form duck and daylily shapes.

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Origami is the Eastern art of making paper sculptures. Today Carol shows you origami pop-up cards that you can make yourself. Also, you'll take a trip to an art-materials show where you'll see the new polymer-clay products now available and techniques for using them.

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Origami is the Eastern art of making paper sculptures. Today Carol shows you origami pop-up cards that you can make yourself. Also, you'll take a trip to an art-materials show where you'll see the new polymer-clay products now available and techniques for using them.

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Today Carol introduces you to some very popular wood crafts and shows you inspiring examples at the Contemporary Crafts Market. Then, you'll learn innovative new ways to finish your wood with gel stains and stain markers, and author-crafter Barbara Brabec gives you advice on starting a crafting business.

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Mary Oskamp demonstrates the parchment paper craft of pergamano. This craft originated with Spanish nuns in the 16th century and has been redeveloped for today. Susan Lazear moves us into the 21st century with computer crafting, and Carol gives us a look at a new book on rock painting and shows examples of some of the projects.

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Matting makes the difference between an ordinary and an extraordinary framed picture, and today Carol shows you how to do it yourself. You'll also see some elegant books to help you create beautiful crafts, and guest Joe Lamancusa makes a nice gift for Mom: bath salts.

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Barbara Johnston, of Dollmaker's Journal, shows us how to make those hard-to-find soft doll clothes out of nothing more than a fabric rectangle. Then, find out how to make jewelry out of your old fabric scraps. Finally, knitters can say "goodbye" to end weaving -- Peg Edwards has the key!

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Barbara Johnston, of Dollmaker's Journal, shows us how to make those hard-to-find soft doll clothes out of nothing more than a fabric rectangle. Then, find out how to make jewelry out of your old fabric scraps. Finally, knitters can say "goodbye" to end weaving -- Peg Edwards has the key!

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Carol visits one of the country's most respected museums of Native American art and gets a lesson in making authentic pottery and a Native American rattle. Also, Barbara Brabec gives a wholesale pricing guide and offers tips for your home-based business.

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Carol demonstrates how to turn inexpensive prints into 3-D wall art using a technique called papier tole. It's an unusual process that offers fabulous results. You'll also learn how to create a designer T-shirt with guest Grace Taormina from Rubber Stampede.

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Carol shows you a modern way to get an old-fashioned decoupage look. Her guest Laura Kievlan demonstrates a project from her book "Fun With Foam 2," and guest Suzanne McNeill shows how to use pizza boxes to organize items in your home.

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Priscilla Hauser, the famous decorative painter, gives Carol a lesson in finger painting a wooden lamp. Then, learn how to add fun to your photo albums and make them last longer too!

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Jan Dressler shows how to make a decorative fire board by stenciling. Jan also shares how stenciling is not just for paint - you can stencil food, too. Then, Barbara Johnston has cute and huggable dolls. The pattern is your hand. And, Peggy Edwards shows the technique for seamless crochet.

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You'll see where manufacturers and craft publishers go to see the latest in crafts when Carol visits the Society of Craft Designers. Next, Julie Stephani, editor of five craft magazines, shares the best way to get your craft idea published and shows you how to write clear instructions.

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Jeen Brown of Wimple Street Creations shows you how Battenburg lace is made and demonstrates some new ways to use this gorgeous material. Then see crafting products that will save you time and effort on your next project.

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Joan Pompa makes life a little easier with millefioricanes when Carol visits her at the Society of Craft Designers. Laura Keivlan has a kidcraft with a little history lesson attached; a Native American medicine bag described in her children's book, A Gift of Hope.Then, Sandi Norris shows Carol how to make a jointed Teddy bear, while Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how you too can dry fruit.

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Priscilla Hauser, the grande-dame of decorative painting, has unbelievable faux finish techniques she demonstrates on this episode. Also, folk artist Patrick Lose has a peg board rack you can make in a snap, and he shares some of the inspiration that helps him to create beautiful work.

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Carol Sterbenz, from "Handcraft Illustrated," makes a beautiful bound garland. Then a trip to the Society of Decorative Painters uncovers 30,000 members that range in ability and style. Plus, Peg Edwards makes knittables full of loving care for the next baby shower.

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Miniature day on the Carol Duvall Show. We visit the Carol and Barry Kaye Museum of Miniatures, and Eve Karbolis and Ed Mabe share their miniaturized Route 66. Eve teaches how to make a miniature yo-yo quilt and an antiqued wall. Then, we see the latest in miniature kits.

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Grace Taormina has a project to make by using the popular sunflower. And, if you're still boggled by all of the different ways to emboss, Taormina takes the mystery out of it. Plus, a product that allows you to transfer any design to a knit, needlepoint, or cross stitch pattern.

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Carolyn McKecuen has changed the lives of women around the world and now you by teaching how to take crafts to the international marketplace. Then, Laura Keivlan shows just how easy it is for kids to turn an old frame and a tin can into a desk set for Dad. Plus, Suzanne McNeill makes charms out of just about anything.

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Priscilla Hauser has a decorative painting lesson for you to follow along at home. She teaches the art of the brush stroke. Pat DeSantis, of Wright's, shows us how to embellish overalls with appliquis and leftover sewing items and turn them into an adorable outfit.

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Host Carol Duvall teaches us how to make handcrafted greeting cards. Plus, Denise DeJaynes shows us how to decorate your next party with vibrant ribbon designs. Then, Peg Edwards gives tips for a double-triple crochet stitch.

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Mary O'Neil, of Hot Potatoes, shows us how to get new home decorating looks with rubber stamps for only $20. Then, Carol shows you a yo-yo clown doll that actually started out as a vest.

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Guest Kathy Lamancusa tells you how to make your own herbal bath oils in decorative bottles, again at a fraction of the cost you would find in a catalog or gift store. Then, Carol shares the art of envelope pillows, that cost a fortune in the catalogs but she'll make them for much less.

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Finishing wood has been limited to painting, which conceals the wood grain, or staining with only dark colors available. Carol shows you how to get vibrant colors from cold water fabric dye. Then, Christy Crafton, from County Sampler's Decorating Ideas, shows how to stencil on wood with the fabric dyes. Then, Carol shows how to make your own kaleidoscope. And, Suzanne McNeill shows the best way to paint tiny objects.

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Carol shows how to turn a candle into a lamp. Then Pat DeSantis shows us how to create clothing and furnishings from ribbons and bias tape. The simple yet beautiful process is called pin weaving.

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Denise DeJaynes shows us how to make fun table decorations with ribbon and a ribbon splitter. Then Vicki Giese shows you how to make beautiful gifts for under $15 using freeze-dried flowers, and Peg Edwards has a crochet technique that's perfect for beginners as well as professionals.

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Carol tours the home of Bev Sexton who has crafted almost everything in her beautiful home. She shows you how to create a few special pieces with little or no money. She makes a floor mat, a cherry bowl and hand portraits, which are a cute way to watch your children's growth.

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Carol's special wedding show provides brides-to-be with some helpful and crafty advice. Pam Hastings, host of "Made To Order," shows why making your own wedding dress does not have to be intimidating and can save you hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Later in the show, she shows you how to create an adorable ring bearer's pillow. Plus, Kathy Lamancusa crafts the accessories for the cake table.

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Christy Crafton, of "Country Sampler's Decorating Ideas," shows you how to change drab roll down shades into amazing colorful additions to fit any room. Then, Suzanne McNeill provides quick, helpful suggestions that make crafting much easier all on today's show.

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Join host Carol Duvall for the first of five, hour-long, holiday specials with a live audience! Special guests include Leila Steineckert and Linda Ragsdale. Get a circle cut card lesson, learn how to make shrink plastic tiles to decorate a holiday sleigh, and see how Carol makes a holiday village from card stock. Plus get inspirational holiday ideas from viewer phone calls and audience members.

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Join host Carol Duvall for the second of five, hour-long, holiday specials with a live audience! Guest Donna Kato demonstrates how to create a polymer clay vanity gift set with a makeup brush and a mirror. Host Carol Duvall shares German Star viewer projects and demonstrates how to make votive candle holders using vellum. Plus, get inspirational holiday ideas from viewer phone calls and audience members.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, you'll get a ringing endorsement for a three-dimensional greeting card that will get anyone to phone home. Then, you'll see the latest in computerized sewing machines and learn how they can help even a sewing novice stitch virtually any pattern.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, you'll see how easy it is to create beautiful dimensional wall graphics through the art of trompe l'oeil, as demonstrated by expert stenciler Jan Dressler. You don't have to be an artist to create these incredible designs. Then...if your pillows are worn, why not give your home new life with a little fabric and ribbon? Even the dullest pillows can be revived.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we visit one of the classiest craft shows in the country for inspiration from some incredible award-winning artists. Next, we'll get some great tips for giving furniture an instant facelift. Finally, we'll see how using wallpaper anywhere but the wall can give new life to dozens of items throughout the home.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll get some first-hand tips from crafters who've turned their talents into big bucks. Then, we'll see how the kids will be "floored" by all the games and activities they can enjoy on a fun-filled activity cloth -- it's easy to make, and we'll learn how. Finally, we'll see T-shirts kids will love -- they can be re-colored time and time again!

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In this episode...if you've ever thought that weathervanes were just wind indicators on top of farmhouses, think again. They have a long, illustrious history, and we'll look at one of the country's best collections. Then, we'll see one of Carol's toys that she has enjoyed since childhood. It's called a whimmydiddle and it has magic powers -- Carol shows you the secret of making one. Finally, we start revving up our motors for crafts that take serious power.

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In this episode... if you're a novice stamper, or if you've been re-inking your stamps for years, Dee Gruenig will show you some of the latest tricks and techniques for getting the most from your rubber stamps. Then, we'll go to one of the country's largest hand-crafted gift shows to look at some of the wackiest crafts you've ever seen. Finally, Carol will show you ways to take elegant gift wrap and make it a permanent and special part of your gift.

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If you like the look of designer linens, fabrics or curtains, but don't want to pay the price, then you won't want to miss this episode. We'll show you how to create your own for a fraction of the cost. Then, garage sales are a great source of inexpensive craft supplies, and you can find some great deals if you know what to look for. We'll get you started.

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Travel with The Carol Duvall Show camera crew on a trip to a centuries-old home whose wall stencils have made it a museum piece. Next, look at the art of stenciling, as well as some contemporary window treatments that will give a fresh, new look to old draperies Then, if you thought pillows needed to cost you an arm and a leg, think again. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how you can make them for next to nothing.

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In this show, Carol will take you on a tour of "Craft Central," the small-town office where she stashes her craft supplies and makes the projects you see on TV. Next, she'll show you how you can organize your space to make it work for you. Then... you don't normally think of bread as "art," but it can be -- and the best part is, you can eat it, too!

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In this episode... if you've ever admired the artistry of professionally decorated cakes, you'll be interested in seeing the tools and techniques that make it easy to decorate like a pro. Plus, you'll learn some fun decorating ideas for giving one of your favorite snack cakes an identity all its own. And, if you're a crafter who's thought of selling your products, you can learn the DOs and DON'Ts from a crafter who successfully sells and markets her crafts.

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On this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll see a step-by-step demonstration from a renowned Batik artist and Carol will show you how to create a similar project of your own. Then, you'll see some do-it-yourself greeting cards that are sure to be remembered long after you've sent them.

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If you keep a journal, like to sketch pictures or are planning to write a novel, why not create your own book to put it all into? In this episode, you'll learn the art of bookmaking and see how easy it is to create and bind your own books. Next, we'll look at the lost art of Polish paper cutting and see how big scissors can create intricate designs. Then, Carol Duvall shows us how to make the homemade decorated candles that are currently so popular.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll see how to create a whole new area in the home, or just hide away an old one with simple and versatile room screens. Then, we'll learn that window and picture frames aren't just for windows and pictures anymore. We'll also get some great ideas for these beautiful and functional wall decorations.

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In this episode, you'll see how fruit and furniture combine to create a stylish work of art. Next, you'll see the incredible art of bobbin lace weaving. Carol's guest shows us some amazing creations that can be made with time, patience and a lot of talent. Then... you've all seen those wallpaper sample books, but did your know that old or discontinued books can be used for dozens of projects? Carol will show you some of her favorites.

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On today's show, we'll see an intriguing product that makes paper look and feel like ceramic. It's easy to work with, and can be used on a wide variety of projects. Then... you may not think about felt very often, but you'll never look at it the same way again once you see what can be done when you're "felting by hand."

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In today's Carol Duvall Show, Jane Nesbitt will show you the art of cutwork embroidery and you'll see some traditional and modern methods for creating unique and delicate patterns. Then Carol shows you the art of "Orizomegani," or dipped and dyed tissue paper. Not only can you can make it yourself, but you can also use it in beautiful projects.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, you'll see an unusual new product that requires you to craft underwater -- it's crazy, but it works. Next... we've all seen ribbon roses, but did you know there's a whole garden's worth of flowers you can create with some simple techniques? Guest Ellie Schneider will show you how. Then, we'll meet some women who create original dolls and see how their job has become a whole lot easier.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll learn how to magically transform an old overnight case into a stunning jewelry box. Then, we'll see how to turn "drab" to "fab" with some great ideas for year-round window stenciling.

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If you love photographs, you'll truly appreciate a new technique that lets you transfer photographic images to virtually any surface. In this episode of the Carol Duvall show, you'll see an amazing variety of different looks you can create. Then... food crafting is a special art, and one of Carol's favorite food artists show us how easy it is to make beautiful flowered baskets.

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If you love candy (who doesn't?!), you'll get to see how easy it is to design and create your own crafty confections on today's show. Plus...if you ever carved a linoleum block as a child, you'll get to see how that technique looks in the hands of a master -- this artwork is truly incredible. Finally, Carol will show you how to make an adorable child's apron.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show...if you've been wanting to update the look of your home without spending a lot of money, all it takes is some rubber stamps, a bit of paint and a little ingenuity. You can create a wide variety of looks to brighten your home. Then, take a look at making some great jewelry -- we've got a simple beading technique that will have you making necklaces in no time.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show... if you've ever wondered where the crafters of tomorrow are coming from, look no further. We'll take you to an art show which caters to creative young minds. Next, find out how to create a "scarf that grows." Finally... leather and suede accessories can be expensive, but you'll learn how to create them easily at a fraction of the cost.

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In this episode...if you've ever used a cane for style or necessity, you'll appreciate the wonderful ideas Carol Duvall has for decorating your walking stick. Then... if you're looking for a delicate craft that will really keep your hands busy, look no further than needle tatting. We learn what techniques and tools this craft requires.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show...plaster has been around for centuries, but you'll never look at it the same way once you've see the incredible projects featured here. Then, learn how to turn your crafts into cash -- you'll find out how to begin marketing your crafts and how to maintain your business once it's set up.

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In this episode of The Carol Duvall Show, we learn how to make wonderful, changeable dolls that anyone will flip over! Then, for some dolls from a different era, we take a look at one of the best collections in the country. And finally, for all the frame lovers, we get some fabulous, creative ideas that are "picture perfect."

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In this episode, we'll learn how to make and decorate a wedding cake -- it's easier than you may think! Then, we'll see some of the latest wedding accessories that will put your creative talents to the test. Finally, Carol shows us some little tote bags that make great carry-alls, then gives us some terrific ideas for personalizing them with flair.

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There are few things as elegant as a beaded lampshade -- today, we'll learn how to add a beaded look to a favorite lamp. Then, Carol Duvall shows us some beautiful books that are incredibly simple to make, yet have a special handmade touch.

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Guest Grace Taormina shows how to create some terrific tiles with hand-stamping and embossing techniques. Then, Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to build a great playhouse for kids with Stratocore and Carol Duvall shows how to create a variety of accessories with a birdhouse theme.

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Even if you're a veteran stamper, you've probably never stamped on leather or metal. In this episode, we'll show you how both techniques create an incredible effect. Next, guest Malinda Johnson shows us a craft that few people are familiar with. It's called quilling, and we'll see some amazing creations that these tiny pieces of paper can yield. Finally, guest Christy McNeill shows how to turn gardening gloves and pot saucers into whimsical garden turtles.

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Carol Duvall teaches us how to turn an inexpensive notebook into a beautiful work of art. Then, we take a trip to Stowe, Vt. where we meet expert basket maker Irene Ames. Ames shows us how she weaves a basket from the rings of a tree. Finally, Barbara Johnston shows us how to create doll clothes from items found in your home.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall show, we'll see how to make a wonderfully soft, cuddly doll from socks. Then, we'll learn how to make welcome mats from -- believe it or not -- felt! Finally, Duvall will give us some great ideas from her shoebox of surprises.

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On this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll see a variety of great new stamping products, including one that allows you to create your own china pattern. Then, we'll venture once again into the exciting world of polymer clays and see some wonderful lanterns that can be created using this material. Finally, we'll see some of the new crafting products that are sure to make your life easier.

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We'll begin this episode with a lesson on the basics of working with silk flowers. Then, we'll take a look at some award-winning silk flower designs of professional floral designers. Finally, we'll get a great idea for a wonderful greeting card that can be used time and time again.

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In this episode, we'll see how mosaic stepping stones can make a beautiful addition to your backyard -- they're easy to make and we'll learn the steps. Next, we'll get some great tips for working with dried flowers and see some wonderful new products.

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This episode features the "fabulous fabric tube" -- it may change the way you look at tubes forever! Then, we see how food crafting is an art unto itself as we get some great ideas for putting crafting talents to use in the kitchen. Finally, we see how the food styling pros create food that only looks good enough to eat.

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On this show, we see the elegant look of cast paper and it find out how it all started with a rubber stamp. We also learn the secret of the technique. Then, we see some incredible figures made with polymer clay; they were made in just minutes and we find out how. Finally, we see how beautiful gourds provide the perfect canvas for a decorative touch.

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On this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll learn a technique for creating the look of embossed velvet for a fraction of the store bought cost. Then, we'll learn how many uses the ever-popular gold mesh ribbon really has. Finally, we'll see Duval's favorite project, Grandma's Treasures.

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In this episode, we get more ideas for some fun and clever greeting cards that anyone can design. Then, we learn some low-cost ways to create the popular and beautiful (but expensive!) shell and tile mosaic frames. Finally, we learn a ribbon applique technique that can be used for dozens of projects.

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On today's show, we'll see some new and simple products that enable anyone to decorate furniture like a pro. Next, guest Donna Babylon shows us how two classic crafting techniques combine to create a fabulous look, and demonstrates the technique. Then, Carol Duvall shares some noteworthy ideas that have been sent in by viewers.

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In this episode, we celebrate the lost art of letter writing as we learn how to craft a variety of stationery and notecard projects. Next, we see some homemade wax seals that give cards and letters a special touch of elegance.

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Polymer clays are one of the most versatile items on the crafting market, and we'll learn how to create some great containers with them in this episode. Then, we'll see some simple techniques for decorating a patio or backyard.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we see how crafting is moving into the computer age with thousands of projects and resources for those with a home computer. We'll find out what is required to get started. Then, Carol shows us some great craft ideas from the internet that can be created without a computer.

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On today's show, crafting and decorative artistry come together as we see how a couple of host Carol Duvall's favorite artists added some special touches to their home. Then, Carol shows us a simple gold-leafing technique that will turn the ordinary into the exotic. Finally, guest Donna Babylon demonstrates how to create some great projects with felt.

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In this episode, we'll see how garden bells make functional and decorative accessories for the garden and learn how to make them. Then, we'll get some great ideas for simple craft projects that kids will love.

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In today's show, we learn that the best crafts to make are often the ones that are free -- here, we see how to make great branch accessories for next to nothing. Next, we learn that although triptychs aren't normally thought of as having a place in craft projects, they can be turned into wonderful decorative greeting cards.

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On this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we'll show you a variety of great new stamping products, including one that allows you to create your own china pattern. Then, we'll be venturing yet again into the exciting world of polymer clays and learning how to make some stylish jewelry.

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In this episode...if you've often admired the artistry of silk flowers, but never thought you could achieve that look yourself, take heart. We'll see how to arrange them like a pro. And, we all love our family photos, but how do you put them all together? Carol shares some fun ideas you can create yourself.

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On today's show, we'll take a look at some beautiful glasses. They were all etched by hand with a simple technique that we'll learn today. Then, we'll see some great projects using foam.

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We visit one of the best hand crafter's fairs in the country. Then, we'll learn how to give a greeting card that will be remembered long after it's given with some unique new ideas. Finally, we see two more great projects -- a garden scarecrow and this terrific topiary.

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In today's episode, we learn the basic techniques of the delicate and beautiful art of needlepoint. Then, we learn how thrift stores can be an incredible resource for crafters—guest Bev Sexton shows us what to look for.

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In this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, guest Bev Sexton shows us how to create some beautiful ceramics and ceramic tile. She explains paints and glazes, and offers alternatives for those who don't want to undertake the entire process. Next, Carol shares a great idea for making a golf shoe tote bag. Finally, guest Gary Collins joins Carol to take a look at some crafts that Carol calls "moldy oldies" and some that she refers to as "wildly amusing."

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In this episode, guest Debbie Linker from Creative Beginnings and 9-year-old crafter Patrick Lawler show us how to do some simple hand stitches while using creativity that teaches parent as well as kids. Then, Priscilla Hauser from Walnut Hollow demonstrates Russian- style painting on a wastebasket.

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In today's show, we get some fun and creative ideas for exotic gift wrapping, from guest Sandi Reinke. Then, we learn how to create the popular crackle faux finish, and find out what tools and products are required. Finally, we see some tools that help alleviate the discomfort involved in crafting.

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On today's show, we'll see a variety of ways to add colorful images to make "picture perfect" pillows and tote bags. Next, guest Carol Sterbenz offers some great last-minute alternatives to traditional craft supplies that any crafter will appreciate (especially those who have ever started crafting and found they didn't have everything they needed!)

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Today's show features a special holiday celebration -- we begin by learning how to create an advent calendar chair the whole family will cherish for years. Next, we see how dolls figure into a special ethnic celebration of the Christmas holiday. Finally, Carol shows some of her favorite quick gift ideas that are sure to make a big impression.

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On today's show, we see some birdhouses that are hot right now, and learn how easy it is to create one that's both decorative and functional. Then, we take a visit to one of the most eclectic art shows around and see some truly amazing projects. Finally, we look at some great new products.

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Craft materials can be found anywhere, and today we'll take a look at some items with international flair and see how they can add class to any project. Then, we'll learn how to create some decorative bathroom accessories using these unusual items. Finally, we'll take a special visit to a real life "doll doctor" who has a special relationship with all of her patients.

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On today's show, we see how to turn any wall from drab to delightful with beautiful wall sconces. Then, we explore the world of fruit painting and see how produce can produce wonderful hand-stamped fabrics and linens.

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On today's show, we'll see some homemade books that have dozens of uses and learn how easy it is to make our own. Then, we'll see a great technique for hand painting old photographs that yields fabulous results. Finally... stampers take note -- this episode features some great new products you won't want to miss.

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The Christmas season is upon us and in this episode, we'll get some great ornament ideas from Carol and her guest, Carol Sterbenz. Then, we'll see some terrific ideas on how to create your own keepsakes for just pennies. And finally...you'll never guess what we made our great garland from -- a garbage bag.

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On this episode of the Carol Duvall Show, we get some great ideas for creating photo albums that will become instant family heirlooms as Dee Gruenig of Posh Impressions shares her "album art" tips. Then, Carol will show us how to turn some paper and candles into classic homemade luminaries.

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On today's show... you've seen her books, cards, and posters -- now meet the woman herself as Mary Engelbreit joins us in the studio. Next, we see how to use some exotic and unusual products to make great decorative pots. Finally, Carol gives us a great idea for plastic bag dispensers.

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On today's episode, we'll see why there's no reason the furniture in our homes shouldn't be as artistic as the pictures on our walls. We'll learn the techniques for creating beautiful, personalized looks. Then... it's tassels, tassels, tassels! We'll get a lesson on how to create these wonderful decorative accessories and get some great ideas on how to use them.

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Today, it's our own faux show, where everything you see is not necessarily what you get. First, we'll see a creative fireplace screen that uses several faux techniques. Next, we'll meet a top Hollywood food stylist whose creations only look good enough to eat. Then, Carol Duvall shows us some great new products that will have anyone with two hands faux finishing like a pro.

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On today's show, we take a special visit to one of the most varied and interesting Folk Art Museums in the country. Shelburne museum is known for its quilt collection, and quilter Alex Anderson will tell us the best way to care for special quilts. Then, for the man who loves crafts, our "craft dude" shows a project that both men and women will love.

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Ann Mooney, the "Sock Monkey Lady," shows how to make a sock monkey, then demonstrates how to make a variety of sock characters with Velcro. Next, a visit to Andi Steinberg's New England home provides a close-up look at her creative painting and clever crafting skills. Carol Duvall wraps up the show with a toddler shoe makeover project.

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Master leather carver Chuck Smith joins Carol Duvall to demonstrate how to construct a leather billfold. He also shows several advanced leather working techniques. Then, learn how to turn matchboxes into a collection of wonderful, tiny treasure chests. Finally, some rubber stamp kits designed for covering matchboxes are featured before the show concludes.

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Olga Ponce Ferginson, master paper cutter, explains and exhibits different styles of paper cutting from Europe. Next, Sandi Genovese demonstrates how to put together really animated memory book pages. Carol Duvall shows how to make attractive pins from polymer clay.

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Christine Angeli demonstrates an easy technique for learning calligraphy in just five minutes. Next, Carol Duvall highlights some published craft books. Then, Janet Hart discusses the history of the Arts Fest as artists from the festival share personal stories. Duvall closes with viewer letters.

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Jan Dressler demonstrates how to bring the outdoors inside with her "fool the eye" stencils and stenciling techniques. Then, Carol Duvall demonstrates decorating with colored pencils.

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Wendy Simpson Conner, bead and jewelry expert, shows how to make a bracelet from memory wire, a coiled thin wire that is used for jewelry making. Professional artist and basket maker Judy Mulford shows how easy and beautiful weed baskets are to make. Then, Carol Duvall demonstrates paperweaving.

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Master paper cutter Olga Ponce Furginson returns to show how to cut geometric designs out of tissue paper. Then, Carol Duvall visits The Original Rubber Stamp Convention. Next, guest Marjorie Lee Bevis introduces the ancient art of marbling on cotton and silk fabrics.

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Reporter / producer Laura Brown shows how to make unique custom invitations. Next, Barbara Burnett, from "Design Originals," shows some wonderful decorative items which can be made from items found around the house. Then, guest Sandy Aubuchon discusses the many activities that take place at the Creative Painting Convention. Last, Carol Duvall emphasizes the value of empty grooming or food product bottles.

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Christine and her friend Annette Watkins of Printworks Stamp Company collaborated on the design and painting of this special nursery. Then they show how to embellish a toy chest with their stamping method. Carol Duvall displays some great crafts to knit. Then, she demonstrates how to take an old sweater and use minimal sewing to turn it into a pillow.

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Publisher Lindley Boegehold uses a simple technique to jazz up wine and water glasses. Next, Dee Gruenig, of Posh Impressions, shows how to put together themed memory books. Then, Carol Duvall demonstrates the technique for making an elegant tassle from yarn or cord that has a self-knotted top.

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Artist Lee Riggins-Hartman shows how to use new and improved milk paint. Then, she demonstrates how to use rub-on transfers to decorate various items. The next segment features a visit to the Coconut Grove Arts Festival. Then, Carol Duvall shows how to make a lightweight blanket with a built-in pillow case.

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Artist Jerry Berta and his wife Madeline Kaczmarczyk (also an artist), provide a tour of their respective work spaces in Michigan. Then, author and paper artist Diane Maurer-Mathison explains the different types of marbling. Next, Carol Duvall does her own project by making a beach bag tote.

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Polymer clay artist and jewelry maker Donna Kato demonstrates her technique for making polymer clay button covers. Then, Diane Maurer-Mathison, author and paper artist, shows how to paint in paste. Then Carol Duvall shows how to make interesting designs with contact paper.

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Christine Angeli demonstrates a simple method for making ceramic-looking pins and cards using paper and clear embossing powder. Then she demostrates some easy craft projects for kids. Then, Andi Steinberg makes a topiary from wood. Last, Carol Duvall shows off some useful craft tools.

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Sculptor Maureen Carlson demonstrates how to use push molds to create clay characters. Next, Carol Duvall visits with Renee Chase, editor and publisher of a magazine devoted to the professional crafter. Last, Duvall digs into her Shoebox full of viewers letters and ideas.

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Artist Chris Wallace from Duncan Enterprises shows how to decorate hope chests. Then, Carol Duvall shares some craft ideas designed especially for book lovers.

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Guest Kelly Reno from Victorian Essence shows how to create wonderful bath and beauty products at home. She also provides some fabulous ideas for packaging her creations as gifts. Next, a step-by-step demonstration on making baby caps is featured, followed by a quick visit to the Creative Painting Convention.

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Fabric artist Yvonne Porcella explains how to transform fabric into an exquisite heart of roses. Then, Cheri Aldrich joins Carol Duvall to demonstrate her technique for making beautiful kelp jewelry. Last, Donna Kato visits Duvall to decorate a tile with a photocopied design.

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Maureen Carlson shows how to create an entire family of little characters made out of Fimo polymer clay. Next, Carole Jackman decorates items with dried flowers. Then, Carol Duvall shows some interesting products on the show.

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Painted fabric artist Yvonne Porcella shows how to make a collage with small amounts of silk and a metallic pen. Then, the Carol Duvall Show cameras visit with gourd enthusiasts and host Carol Duvall covers a table with Con-tact paper for fabulous results.

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Mo'a Romig-Boyles discusses her training and demonstrates as she makes a portion of a doll. Then, Diana Vandervoort teaches us about Temari balls. Last, Guest Dion Barron demonstates how to make a paper frame.

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Guest Lindley Boegehold demonstrates creative ideas for table settings. Guest Sharon Brown shows the method she discovered for making a 3-D card or mobile using paper and stamps. Plus, get a quick lesson for crafting a knotted top tassel.

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Donna Wilder from Fairfield Processing demonstrates how to choose the right fiberfill for different needs. Then Carol Duvall visits the Memories Expo. Then, Duvall displays resources for innovative scrapbooks.

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Jane Beard, owner of "Museum of Modern Rubber," shows how to make your cards have movement. Then, Carol Duvall shows examples of incredible 3D pictures that have been created by manipulating paper.

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Guest Christy Crafton from Country Sampler's Decorating Ideas magazine joins Carol Duvall and shows how to make gorgeous flower pillows. Then, egg artist Marina Degtjarewsky shows how to create one-of-a-kind gifts using eggshells. Her first demonstration is a hand-painted, satin-lined jewelry case made from a goose egg. The episode concludes with a crafting tip using Baby Wipes.

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Artist and doll maker Angela Briggs makes dolls that originated during the time of slavery. Then, Carol Duvall shows knitters a clever technique for knitting an easy baby blanket. Last, Duvall comes up with a simple knitting pattern to top off your real-life cabbage patch cutie.

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The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit the home of wedding planner and designer Beverly Clark to discuss how some skills she acquired as a child have helped her create her business. See how she creates a beautiful bridal chair swag. Then, host Carol Duvall explores the wide variety of new rubber stamps available on the market.

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Carol Duvall and Mary O'Neil of Hot Potatoes discuss and show a technique for kitchen stamping that gives the look of tile. Mary also shows how to create wallpaper with stamps. Then, Duvall demonstrates how to make a box from scratch out of foamboard and shows how the top of the box can serve as a table top as well.

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Artist Jerry Berta shows Carol Duvall how he helps children develop a love for art and presents Duvall with her own diner. Next, Duvall demonstrates how to make handmade collage greeting cards. Finally, Dorris Sorensen shows Duvall how to create a flower arrangement out of an old Christmas tin with her tin painting project.

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Artist Cheri Oshinsky demonstrates a woodburning technique that can be applied to furniture. Then, Wendy Simpson Conner, bead and jewelry expert, gives Carol Duvall some helpful tips on how to spot phony stones from the real thing.

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Guest Florence Swanson shows how to create a concrete sundial stepping stone using a mold with plaster, concrete or cement. She also provides a look at the various types of paints and finishes that work best for finishing this project. The second half of this episode is devoted to a demonstration of some wonderful creations made from decorative torn paper.

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Guest Carol Sterbenz shows how she found an easy, inexpensive way to create trendy frosted glassware using etching cream. She demonstrates the process from start to finish, and explains how this project can be used to make wonderful wedding and shower gifts. Then, a visit to the Coconut Grove Arts Festival provides a close-up look at some great teapots, and Anna Reyner joins Carol Duvall to show just how easy it can be to start crafting.

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Cake decorator Zella Junkin shows how to create fantasy cakes that are full of fun. Then, host Carol Duvall visits the Creative Painting Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., to highlight some of the newest ideas in painting. Afterward, Carol demonstrates a creative way to make a note card case.

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"Ribbon Archaeologist" Candace Kling shares with Carol Duvall how to create a figure eight rosette. Then, the two of them use the rosettes to embellish various items. Finally, wedding expert Beverly Clark demonstrates how to create some fabulous party favors for any occasion.

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Artist Cheri Oshinsky shows Carol Duvall how to use a woodburner to embellish a gourd. Then, bead and jewelry expert Wendy Simpson Conner demonstrates how to make bead jewelry on a loom. Finally, Duvall creates some tin notebooks with a variety of materials.H

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On today's show, Carol Duvall and Kelly Reno create some homemade fragrances. Kellene Giloff, editor and publisher of "Stamper's Magazine," shows Carol how to creatively use mistakes when stamping. Then, Carol visits the Original Stamp Convention to take a look at what is new in the field. Finally, Carol completes a unique paper mache mirror frame.

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Carol Sterbenz from "Handcraft Illustrated" magazine demonstrates a great new concept in fruit centerpieces. See how to create a pineapple from dried yellow roses and eucalyptus leaves, then get the how-to for a variety of other fruits. Next, guest Vesta Abel shows how to create Indian stamped clay wall art, and host Carol Duvall gives a lesson in making pyramid boxes.

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Today, Chris Wallace from Duncan Enterprises demonstrates how to use shoelaces and paint to decorate furniture and walls. Then, Carol Duvall shows how to professionally mat and frame pictures at home. Finally, Carol discusses the tools needed for a framing project.

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Angela Scherz from Pebeo shares some simple ideas for painting glassware and ceramics with Carol. Then, Grace Taormina of Rubber Stampede shows how to create a variety of looks with a single stamp and shows how to stamp on a floor cloth. Finally, Carol shares some terrific crafting tips.

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Guest Sheila Rauen shows Carol how to paint miniatures on silk. Then, crafting expert Andi Steinberg demonstrates a simple way to dress up a bulletin board. Finally, Carol demonstrates paper mosaic projects using new paper mosaic products.

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Guest Denise DeMarie shows Carol how to make plantable cards. Then, Carole Jackman demonstrates the best way to press flowers and she creates a pressed posies memory album. Then, guest Christine Angeli joins Carol to demonstrate a fabulous new technique for paper weaving.

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Author and drawing expert Ed Emberley takes a look at some examples of drawing techniques and shows how his techniques can be used to create drawings for several types of crafts. Then, Donna Wilder of Fairfield Processing shares useful advice for stuffing toys. Finally, Carol teaches us an innovative way to make a fringe.

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Today's show includes teddy bear artist Chester Freeman who discusses his unique profession with Carol. Also, Chris Wallace from Duncan Enterprises shows how to make a doll with an apron that holds keepsakes.

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Today, Carol Duvall meets Jolee Schlea who demonstrates how to work with gourds at the Ohio Gourd Show. Then, actor and author Mark Wood joins Carol to introduce a unique type of wreath that can be customized for any holiday--this one for fall. Finally, Duvall shares a great idea for creating an easy decorative vase.

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Kathleen Alonzo from Kunin Felt shows how to make a shaggy plush felt children's jacket from a pattern. Then, Carol shows how to make some great paper mache bowls, showing how to use cording and foamboard to embellish the bowl's shape.

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Priscilla Hauser from Plaid shows how to decorate an unusual bird house that she refers to as the "Taj Mahal." Then, at the HIA convention, ceramic artist Pam Dean shows Carol how to create her own ceramic piece. Finally, Carol shows you how to make a pattern and sew bean bag creatures from velour fabric and stuff it with pellets.

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On today's show, guest Don Nagel provides a tour of an Italian grotto in Frankenmuth, Mich. Then, Sandi Rienke, owner of "Loose Ends," shows how to create moss furniture from a cast-off table and chair. She also shows how to create embellishments from natural items. Finally, Carol Duvall shows us a new twist to the old craft of creating mini-mosaics with tile.

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Mary O'Neil from Hot Potatoes Fabric & Wall Stamps shows how to make frameable copper artwork and wall hangings. Then, ribbon artist and historian Candace Kling shows how to make baby rosettes from ribbons. Finally, Carol creates a new project.

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Vesta Abel, founder of "Comotion Rubber Stamps," joins Carol in the opening segment to show a western style mirror featuring a rubber stamped design that looks like leather. Then, Carol demonstrates three exiting new paints for painting glass and ceramics. Finally, Carol visits the Professional Crafters Trade Show.

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Guest Sheila Rauen shows how to use enamel sign paint from Deka to embellish plain decorative items. Next, Kellene Giloff, editor of two magazines on paper arts and rubber stamping, shows how to make rubber stamps. Then, Carol Duvall visits with Emi Fukushima, who shows how to make miniature kimonos from paper and ribbon. Finally, Duvall reviews the basics of painting, sanding and finishing wood.

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Priscilla Hauser from Walnut Hollow provides a look at several pieces of folk art from Holland, Germany and Austria. Then, Carol Duvall answers a viewer who wrote to ask for help because her bedroom had been overtaken by crafting supplies and tools.

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Professional artist Judy Mulford has come up with a great way to recycle those old jeans that you've outgrown or that have gone out of style. Then, guest Terri Stillwaugh from Deco Art shows how Deco Art's Patio Paint adheres to different surfaces. Finally, grand champion kite designer Jose Sainz shows how to follow a kite pattern.

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Guest Grace Taormina of Rubber Stampede joins Carol Duvall to discuss one of the latest craft trends. Then, Christy Crafton of Country Sampler's Decorating Ideas shows how to make an unusual fireplace screen. Finally, Duvall shows some fabulous handmade papers that are now available in art stores.

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Katie Nelson of Waverly Fabrics joins Carol Duvall to show how to add slipcovers to shelves and bookcases. Then, Katie returns to demonstrate a novel way to finish a floor that will add dimenion and architectural detail for very little money. Next, Duvall pays a visit to Frankenmuth, Mich., where David Zeese and Don Nagel show how they create the wonderful dolls that live in their Italian grotto. Finally, Dion Barron of Cotton Press presents a new line of mini-molds.

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Acclaimed dollmaker Susanna Oroyan shares some of her dollmaking secrets. Then, Larry Garlock from Lasting Impressions introduces the technique of brass embossing. Carol Duvall demonstrates a quick and easy craft for moms and kids.

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Priscilla Hauser shows how to turn a wedding invitation into an exquisite hand painted gift. Then, artist Lee Riggins-Hartman with Duncan Enterprises shows a new, one-of-a-kind stamp that is bigger and easier to use than traditional stamps. Finally, Carol shares her latest ideas for making beautiful, dramatic tassels.

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Maria Nerius, 1996 Crafter of the Year, provides tips on making crafting more comfortable and more safe. Then, meet Evie Rosen who gained national prominence when she founded the charity "Warm Up America," which mobilized knitters to make afghans to donate to people in need. Finally, learn how to make bound accordion books.

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Join Carol as she pays a visit to "The Cakeworks," where cake artist Diane Jacobs creates unique and amazing cakes for any special occasion, and learn how to make some of her creations. Next, Carol provides a look at the world of computer crafting. Finally, Carol demonstrates three crafting products which have recently become more affordable.

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Dee Gruenig of Posh Impressions shows how to make Lucite postcards that she calls "floating postcards." Then, Dee shows how to make a three-dimensional postcard from a blow-up of a stamp that is mounted on foam core board. Next, stencil expert Jan Dressler shows how to use stencils outdoors. Finally, Ginger Summit and Jubal Harris show a number of musical uses for gourds.

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On today's show, guest Emi Fukushima shows how to make ordinary wood beads into extraordinary embellishments, then turns it into jewelry. Then, Pat Desantis shows how to create with a new form of rick rack. Finally, Carol shows the hot new patterns in Contact Paper and Magic Cover.

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Designer Teri Daniels from JoAnn Fabrics and Crafts shows how to make and decorate vinyl tablecloths. Then, she shows how to make a dried floral arrangement from wheat and dried flowers. Next, Jean Wells joins Carol to demonstrate a brand new twist on an old embroidery stitch -- the buttonhole. Finally, learn how to create new lampshades.

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Kathleen Alonzo from Kunin Felt shows and describes the three kinds of felt. Kathleen then demonstrates a variety of different stitches that can be used on felt. Next, crafter and author Barbara Burnett from "Design Originals" joins Carol to demonstrate how to make an angel from an anique spoon and a tea towel. Finally, Carol shows a calligraphy kit that features illuminated letters.

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Pat Desantis from Wright's provides some great new ideas for using old notions. Next, Offray spokesperson and author Ellie Schneider shows how to use ribbon to make bridal headpieces. Finally, join Carol at the Coconut Grove Arts Festival in Miami, Fla., where several artists display work that features an animal theme.

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Emi Fukushima from the American Art Clay Company shows how to make a kimono pendant from fimo clay. Next, dollmaker Susanna Oroyan shows how to create a doll with moving parts. Finally, Carol Duvall creates a fun new craft project.

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Today, pay a visit to the Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens, where a variety of hand-knit sweaters are modeled by two women and one man. Then, Candi Jensen from Monsanto joins host Carol Duvall in the studio to discuss how knitting is a hobby that all ages can enjoy. Then, guest Barbara Johnston joins Duvall to create doll hands and feet.

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Guest Emi Fukushima shows how to make sushi Christmas ornaments from Fimo clay. Next, guest and acclaimed basket artist Judy Mulford joins host Carol Duvall to explain the centuries-old art of weaving baskets from pine needles. See other ways to incorporate pine needles in craft projects. Plus, get ideas for great Christmas crafts.

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Follow along with the Carol Duvall Show camera crew to Bronner's Christmas Store, where there are trees that boast every possible theme. Afterward, fabric artist Jean Wells joins host Carol Duvall to show how to make a felt applique Christmas tree skirt. Next, guest Pat DeSantis from Wright's shows how to use pleated trim to decorate your home for the holidays. Plus, learn fun techniques for applying a temporary fabric holiday decoration to a sweatshirt.

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Guest Ellie Schneider from Offray Ribbon devises two elegant and stylish stocking from ribbon, fusible interfacing, fabric and buttons. Next, guest Teri Daniels teaches host Carol Duvall how to make a fanciful and fun snowman treat jar for holding Christmas "goodies." Then, learn how to transform a plain wooden triptych into a terrific calendar gift.

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Guest Emi Fukushima demonstrates how to make intricate paper ornaments. Afterward, Arthur Tilford joins host Carol Duvall to show how to make Christmas "crackers" that pop as they are opened. Next, learn how to make wonderful, one-of-a-kind sugar ornaments for the holiday tree.

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Guest Debra Shimer discusses how to decorate a Christmas tree using a theme. Next, guest Kelly Reno shows how to make after-shave gel, cologne, foot spray, and bug-repellent spray for the special people in your life. Afterward, guest Diana Vandervoort celebrates the holidays by introducing viewers to a Koma--a traditional Japanese wrapped ornament patterned after a child's spinning top.

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Ann Jacobs Mooney makes sock animals and Carol Duvall give a demonstration on etched glass sets.

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Chris Wallace paints a room screen with layering and sand techniques; and decorates a wastebasket. Dee Gruenig creates quick memory book pages and Carol Duvall's shoebox features a viewer's photo of her granddaughter made into an angel.

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Jane Beard mades a "hungry frog" card and a "record player". Sandi Rienke transforms ordinary flower pots and urns into beautiful, rustic looking pottery.

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Field piece on "Museum of Miniatures" featuring Lilli Ann Hamilton. Mary O'Neil demonstrates stamping with cleaner and Vicki Payne makes mosaic lampshades.

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Ellie Schneider makes a hand-woven card and cardholder with ribbon. Field piece on "Autry - Conversation" on preserving cherished momentos. Carol Duvall demonstrates some restoration tips.

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Jeremy Shafer highlights origami by demonstrating some simple folding techniques. He also shows us his original origami designs, including a nail clipper and hat. Finally, Carol Duvall demonstrates crafty ways to use "sticks and stones" in some of her projects. Her ideas are based on some projects featured in a book by Mary Maguire called Sticks & Stones.

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Carol Duvall takes a close look at many beautiful needle craft projects at the TNNA Convention in Anaheim, Calif. Some of the products featured are beautiful displays of bead work, canvases, patterns and new varieties of yarn and thread. Chris Wallace, a senior craft designer at Duncan Enterprises, shows us how we can make whimsical lamps out of things we can find in craft stores, or in our homes and backyards. Finally, Duvall recognized the need for small bookends for the tiny books lining our bookshelves, so she shows us how to make them.

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Field piece on Marian Walkingstick, a Native American basket weaver. She makes a simple reed basket. Ana A. Araujo makes a mini memory book.

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Carol Duvall interviews the founders of "Mixed Nuts" Linda Ragzdale and Diane Garrison, makers of cardboard furniture. Then guest Mary O'Neil decorates a royal throne. Next, Duvall offers ideas for using memory book leftovers.

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Lynette Schuepbach carves a candle box from wood. Iris Lee demonstrates her fiber-etch design, makes a velvet photo album and a bolster pillow also using velvet.

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Field piece on "TNNA Kids" featuring needlework projects for kids. Judith Baker Montano shows "crazy quilt" method and demonstrates a weeping heart pendant. Carol Duvall makes a fish mobile.

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Dee Gruenig shows inexpensive ways to incorporate rubber-stamping into scrap booking. Field piece on "Traditional Rug Hooking" featuring hooked rugs and ways to use them. Wendy Hill demonstrates "surface stitching" and shows ideas on using leftover trimmings and material.

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Sandi Rienke makes some wild place mats. Ana Araujo teaches a foam core lesson and makes a foam core piggy bank. Today in the Shoebox, host Carol Duvall finds chalk cloth, cardboard core electric cord covers and bamboo toothpicks.

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James Diaz shows his award-winning three dimensional pop-up books and demonstrates tab-pull and changing picture technique. Mary O'Neil creates paper bag baskets. Carol Duvall shares viewer projects from the Shoebox.

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Ellie Schneider makes wedding pew bows, guest book, and penholder. Nancy Kraus and Lisa Heaney discuss the forming of their business, "Timeless Treasures" and show page layouts for scrap booking.

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Priscilla Hauser decorates a plain lamp with painted hearts. Judy Mulford weaves a looped memory rock necklace and a telephone wire basket. Carol Duvall's shoebox - penny pincher cards and letters.

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Chris Wallace makes a "crafter's chair" and Dee Gruenig makes a "peek-a-boo envelope" and photo greeting card.

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Field piece on "Candle Store & Factory" featuring Lynette Reed, a candlemaker who makes beautiful candles. Host Carol Duvall makes a roseback mirror and demonstrates some new products.

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Mary O'Neil demonstrates her embossed velvet technique and paints on velvet. Dion Barron makes hand-cast paper with embellishments and demonstrates a switch plate cover from a mold.

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Field piece on "Functional Art". Carol Duvall demonstrates pop-up gift wrapping and interviews Melody Ross on how to enhance writing and recording in scrapbooks. Ross demonstrates lettering techniques.

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Priscilla Hauser paints a wooden teapot. Carol Duvall creates yarn dolls. Juanita Lewis demonstrates ways to handle "hard-to-wrap gifts" such as a wine bottle and bag of potpouri and then turns an ordinary box into a handsome tuxedo.

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Jan Dressler makes a moveable mural. Five winning creations from the Shedd's Spread Country "Creations" contest are shown. The grand prize winner, Nathan Christopher shows his winning fish creation.

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Guest Cheryl Stevenson demonstrates how to create a "Found Materials" collage. Then, the Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Amy Barickman and her mother Donna Martin, a crafty mother and daughter who both own their own craft businesses. Barickman and Martin talk about their collaboration on the wedding book Forever Yours. Next, Duvall talks about book store craft books on the market and demonstrates a project from a book titled Stringwork.

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Field piece on "Santa Fe Weaving" featuring the award-winning Trujillo weaving family. Carol Duvall demonstrates gift wrapping, and interviews Kathleen MacTaggart on her tassel making invention. MacTaggart demonstrates how to make a tassel.

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Field peice on a special one-of-a-kind doll art exhibit. Carol Duvall makes stuffed cubes. Zella Junkin competes with Duvall in a cake decorating face-off.

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Priscilla Hauser demonstrates traditional Dutch painting. Ann Lefton makes a kimono wall hanging and decorates a frame and a box. Carol Duvall makes an exotic box.

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Helen Gibb makes breathtaking flowers out of ribbon. Jan Dressler creates a stenciled patio table top and stenciled faded chair pads. Carol Duvall's shoebox features organizers from corruboard.

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Christine Angeli demonstrates her embossing technique. Candi Jensen demonstrates a new knitting stitch. Carol Duvall's shoebox features paint edger, rubber stamp cleaner, hot glue art, paper doll, and how to choose craft books.

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Olga Ponce Furginson turns paper into hanging decorations for windows. Field piece on "Santa Fe Woodcarving" featuring wood carver, Nicolas Herrera. Carol Duvall demonstrates making sensational bows.

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Field piece on "Doll Art International" featuring some of the best doll artists from around the world. Cheri Oshinsky makes her friendship plate. Carol Duvall does a demonstration on "rigid wrap bowls".

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Priscilla Hauser paints on glass in 3D. Jan Dressler discusses the work involved in stenciling a castle and shows us how to stencil on a rug.

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Yvonne Porcella creates a hand-painted hanging that looks like a quilt. Betty Auth demonstrates three woodburning techniques on basswood and shows us how to apply color to woodburning design. Carol Duvall makes wood postcards.

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Doreen Callori discusses her one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces and makes some collage pins. Christine Angeli makes mini book jewelry. Carol Duvall demonstrates rubber stamped images on candles and applying tissue paper cutouts to candles.

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Olga Ponce Furginson turns Hawaiian quilt patterns into beautiful paper cutouts. Field piece on the Santa Fe Doll Art symposium. Carol Duvall demonstrates knitting for kids and knitting caps.

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Field piece on "Memory Lane Vegas". Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make a scrapbook on a wall. Jeen Brown makes a chenille rabbit.

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Field piece on "NAMTA Overview" featuring innovative, new crafting products. Zella Junkin demonstrates cupcakes for kids and adults. New products - sew station, smart store, hobby holder, metallic gel ink and metallic pens.

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Yvonne Porcella demonstrates her "raindrops" and "tideline" patterns for fabric painting. Helen Gibb reveals her secrets for making beautiful ribbon flowers. Carol Duvall's Shoebox features notebook page tips.

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Cheryl Stevenson demonstrates her embossing techniques for adding surface pattern to handmade paper. Carol Duvall does a demonstration on stickers.

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Olga Ponce Furginson demonstrates a paper picado technique for cutting out names. Field piece on "Autry - New Exhibit" features an exhibit on Mexican American culture through crafts and artifacts. Carol Duvall demonstrates some new products - handmade paper, wall panels, OTT lights, light tracer, doll furniture, Peek-a-Boo dolls, Flexi stencil, Flexi stamp and handy tape.

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Guest Grace Taormina from Rubber Stampede demonstrates how to create an exquisite paper quilt using rubber stamps and left over natural fiber papers. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to add excitement and dimension to any scrapbook by creating 3-D picture pop-ups using stickers, die cuts and photo of family or friends. Then, Carol Duvall shares a viewer idea for creating pillow box party favors.

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Using polymer clay, Donna Kato demonstrates how to take an inexpensive wood picture frame and turn it into a functional earring organizer. Next, guest Dian Thomas shows the tomato cage dolls she has made. Then, Thomas demonstrates how to create a Father Christmas tomato cage doll.

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Learn about a volunteer organization called "Happy Hats for Kids". Then, guest Sandi Genovese demonstrates how to create a memorabilia wedding album, the perfect gift for the bride and groom.

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Guest Barbara Johnston shows a display of dolls with different hair. Johnston demonstrates how to make doll wigs. Next, guest Karen Franklin demonstrates how to use polymer clay to make decorative rose votive candle cups using votive style candle holders.Then, Franklin shows how to decorate light switch plate covers using polymer clay.

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Guest Connie Sheerin demonstrates how to transform and ordinary shelf with brackets into a mosaic masterpiece suign tile and broken china pieces. Then, Guest Donna Kato demonstrates how to create candlesticks using inexpensive PVC pipe and colorful polymer clay. Then, Carol talks with guests Donna Kato and her partner Connie Sheerin about their new business, Crafts a la Carte. Crafts a la Carte is a muli-level home party business using crafts as a spin.

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Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to create tiles out cardboard using a new ultra thick enamel and rubber stamps. Next, Carol's cameras go to the Southern California Renaissance Faire to meet artists and crafters. Guest Suzanne McNeil offers ideas, tips and techniques for lettering, borders, journaling, and page decor using magic markers.

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Guest Emi Fukushima shows how to transform Fimo clay into unique ivory or bone-looking bones. Then, guest Donna Kato demonstrates how to transform and ordinary ball point pen into a work of art. Later, host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to turn a plastic planter into a padded footstool on wheels.

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Christy Crafton of "Country Sampler's Decorating Ideas" magazine, shows us how to turn an old drawer into a whimsical footstool. Then artist Sheila Rauen has come up with a way to use silk paint on rice paper to create a unique, textured lampshade.

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At the National Arts Material Trade Association show, Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to make a desk top pencil cup. Then, Guest Kathleen Alonzo demonstrates how to create an elegant table runner and placemats using a thick felt. Next, Guest Barbara Johnson shows a display of many different primitive dolls. Barbara demonstrates how to create a primitive wrapped twig doll.

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Artist Candace Kling demonstrates how to make French ribbon creations. Next, Carol's cameras go to the home of Virginia Brown, a veteran rug hooker who dyes, cuts and hooks strips of wool into incredible works of art. Then, guest Wendy Hammond talks about creating works of art on any paintable surface using fabric paint.

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Grace Taormina from Rubber Stampede demonstrates how to dress up a plain cardboard hat box using designer wallpaper decorated with rubber stamped designs. Next, guest Suzanne McNeill from Design Originals offers tips on how to turn everyday items lying around the house into fun a nd fabulous scrapbooking tools. Carol's camera's find NAMTA exhibitor Theresa Airey. She demonstrates how to scan a black and white picture, print it on watercolor paper, and color it in using pastel pencils. Then, host Carol Duvall gives the scoop on various craft products.

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Guest Dian Thomas is the queen of dry ice. She demonstrates how to make a fire-breathing dragon with smoke that actually comes from the dragon's mouth. Then, Carol's cameras visit potter Lisa Sales to see her create and carve unique pots. Next, guest Emi Fukushima demonstrates how to turn wood and plastic eggs into exquisite decorative pieces. Afterward, she demonstrates how to wrap a wooden napkin ring with beautiful, brightly colored washi paper.

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Guest Christy Crafton from "Country Sampler's Decorating Ideas" magazine demonstrates a felting technique that turns a toy ball wrapped with colored wool into a one-of-a-kind bowl. Then, host Carol Duvall discusses rubber stamp craft projects and products including those used to make envelopes, baskets, boxes, nutcups, napkin rings, paper dolls, and more.

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Guest Kathleen Alonzo demonstrates how to take several different colors of felt and create a mosaic pattern around a picture frame. Renaissance Faire wheat weaver, Lester Rickman, Jr. discusses the history and demonstrates the ancient art of wheat weaving at Cora Hendershot's booth. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make graphics for pillows and gift wrapping using a computer and printer.

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Guest Candace Kling demonstrates how to make fabric flowers using various sized squares of fabric. Next, the Carol Duvall production crew visits Paul Harrie who demonstrates the process of making blown glass. Then, host Carol Duvall talks about memory book products such as page liners, scissors, scrapbook covers, and kits. Carol talks about new products, "Undu" for removing glued down items and the Coluzzle collage puzzle.

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Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to stamp a message and decorative design up on the wall. Then, Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to create fun and creative die cut characters using a simple hole punch. Next, Suzanne demonstrates how to make Bead 'n Babies.

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Judith Baker Montano makes a Father's Day tie. Jeremy Shafer makes an origami suit for Father's Day and Carol Duvall does a demonstration with balloons and paper weights.

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Guest Dian Thomas makes adult Halloween costumes. Then guest Kathleen Ziegler makes paper mask. Next, host Carol Duvall demonstrates some favorite Halloween projects.

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Kathleen Zeigler makes an Easter centerpiece out of vegetables. Carol does a demonstration on scenic eggs. Carol makes a metallic Easter basket.

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Guest and artist Sheila Rauen demonstrates how to customize silk fabric and use it to make miniature heart pillows, create button covers and more. Carol Duvall demonstrates a changing seasons tree.

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Carol does a demonstration on miniature foam hats. Mary O'Neil demonstrates hand stamped one-of-a-kind gifts to make for mom. Mary O'Neil makes tasty treats to turn into a Mother's day tradition. Carol does a demonstration on making a surprise ball.

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Guest Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to create elegant looking Christmas and Hanukkah cards. Next, Carol demonstrates how to create wire Christmas trees using 2" PVC pipe, wire, angled iron, and strands of Christmas lights. Then, Carol demonstrates how to make holiday trees using wire, a tomato cage, old twigs of artificial garland, and chenille.

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In the spirit of Christmas, guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to create a Christmas village using bias tape. Next, inspired by the Temari balls of Japan, guest Diana Vandervoot demonstrates how to decorate Christmas ornaments with fabric. Then, host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to assemble festive holiday needlepoint cube ornaments.

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Guest Candace Kling demonstrates how to transform ribbon into unique star decorations that can grace a Christmas tree or be worn as holiday jewelry. Then, guest Mary O'Neil demonstrates how to create an embossed velvet tree skirt. Next, Mary offers holiday gift ideas. Next, Carol does a demonstration featuring lace snowflakes, Sandy's Snowmen rubber stamps and Flexi-Stamps.

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Guest Pat DeSantis shows a beautifully decorated Christmas table to be enjoyed throughout the holiday. Then, DeSantis demonstrates how to make place mats using prism ribbon. Next, Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make sparkle foam snowflakes ideal for holiday decor and offers quick Christmas ideas for for crafters.

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est Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to make these cute snowmen from stiffened felt. Inspired by the temari balls of Japan, which are given on New Year's Day for good luck, Diana Vandervoort demonstrates how to make a basetweave ball. Then, Carol Duvall demonstrates embossing on metal with holiday flair. She shows how to emboss aluminum cookie sheets and aluminum foil.

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Guest Ann Mooney introduces the latest member of the Sock Monkey family--the Sockodile. Host Carol Duvall examines books and rubber stamping supplies available on the market for avid rubber stampers.

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The Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair is in full swing when the Carol Duvall Show cameras visit. Exhibiting artists Jerry Berta, Janet Long and Michael Duvall talk about the charm of this fair and art fairs in general. Guest Priscilla Hauser is back to demonstrate painting technique called "floating." Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make stamped cards in a quilt block pattern using plain card stock, stamps, and embossing powder.

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Guest Dee Gruenig uses compressed sponges and dye pad re-inkers with a needlepoint nose to create a plaid border around the edge of a card. Guest Sandi Genovese demonstrates how to make greeting cards, frames and memory pages that utilize the memory button, a small plastic audio recording device.

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Guest Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to design and decorate the handles of an ordinary make-up brush with polymer clay. Guest Jennifer Ferguson demonstrates how to transform scraps of vinyl flooring into a decorative, painted floorcloth.

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Guest Sheila Hayes-Rauen turns painted silk pieces into a gorgeous wall hanging. Carol Duvall's camera crew focuses in on the work of artist and wood turner Eucled Moore at the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair. Plus, host Carol Duvall gives the grand tour around the new set.

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Guest Arnold Grummer, the grandfather of handmade paper, demonstrates some basic papermaking techniques including the "dip" and the "pour" methods. Carol Duvall's cameras visit artisan Judy Mulford to catch a glimpse of her basketwork. Host Carol Duvall offers some great ideas for transforming those "freebie" shopping bags into fabulous gift bags.

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Glass artists at the Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair discuss various techniques and philosophies. Guest Priscilla Hauser shares a beautiful picture of roses that she has painted. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make customized clocks out of paper products and purchased clock mechanisms.

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Guest Mimi Huszer Fagnant demonstrates how to transform any glass hurricane candle shade into a mosaic work of art. Guest Sandi Genovese demonstrates how to make interactive memory pages and cards. Host Carol Duvall pulls out her shoebox to get some tips on using shoeboxes as storage.

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Guest Chris Wallace demonstrates how to decorate wood items such as boxes, frames and plates using wire, beads and charms. Guest Chris Wallace demonstrates how to decorate wood items such as boxes, frames and plates using wire, beads and charms. Guest Jennifer Ferguson turns an ordinary terra cotta pot into a decorative container.

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Guest Sheila Rauen makes window treatments using thick artist canvas, gesso, paint and decorative ribbon. Carol's cameras visit a meeting of the Ventura, California Channel Islands Woodcarvers guild that serves as a place for beginning and veteran woodcarvers to both share and develop techniques in woodcarving. Host Carol Duvall creates dynamic drawer pulls using wood cutouts decorated with craft supplies.

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Guest Priscilla Hauser teaches Painting Brushstrokes 101 to produce a chicken-themed floor cloth. Carol's cameras visit the Ann Arbor Summer Art Fair and focus on a fiber artist Janet Long. Host Carol Duvall uses photographs to decorate everyday items.

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Guest Sandi Genovese makes a spiral mobile using a sprial die cut. Carol's cameras focus on artist Quincy LeNear as he discusses how he came to make art lampshades. Host Carol Duvall uses paper to make useful and decorative items for the home or office.

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Guest Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to design and create a face out of polymer clay. Plus, host Carol Duvall introduces a new project using colored art paper to make portfolios for craft storage.

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Guest Ellie Schneider-Joos show Offray's premade line of ribbon circus animals such as lions, tigers, bears, zebras, and leopards. Guest Sheila Rauen uses an ordinary fish bowl to create a whimsical conversation pieces. Host Carol Duvall explains new and interesting things to do with popular animal print papers and fabrics.

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Guest Chris Wallace demonstrates how to make a clock using Walnut Hollow's peel-n-stick clock faces. Guest Dee Gruenig makes cards using duet stamps.

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Guest Cheryl Stevenson demonstrates how to make a decorative kaleidoscope out of wrapping paper. Carol's cameras focus on Ann Arbor basket weaver Stephen Zeh as he pounds the bark from an actual tree to demonstrate how he harvests the fiber that comprises his baskets. Expert needlework artist, quilter and author Judith Baker Montano joins Carol to demonstrate several basic stitches that can be used in many types of needlework and quilting projects.

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Guest Jeen Brown demonstrates a fast, easy way to make a charming, stuffed cat using irresistibly soft chenille. Guest dollmaker Barbara Johnston demonstrates different and non-conventional ways of dyeing material for dolls using household items.

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Guest Barbara McGuire creates a mobile out of polymer clay. Carol's camera crew once again walks the streets of the Ann Arbor Art Fair to focus in on Don Townsend and his paintings that incorporate sgraffito techniques. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make very small accent pillows that liven up any area.

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Guest Ellie Shneider-Joos transforms a plain hairband into an extraordinary bridal headband using ribbon and purchased ribbon flowers. Guest Melody Ross creates woven paper pockets perfect for memory books, journals, or cards.

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Carol's cameras hit the road to focus in on Ernest Jones. Ernest is a Navajo Indian who creates wood flutes in the tradition of the Anazazi Indians, the predecessors of the Navajo. Guest dollmaker Barbara Johnston makes neck dolls with long bodies filled with theraputic aromatic stuffing. Host Carol Duvall transforms ordinary cardboard boxes into terrific trays.

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Guest Cheri Oshinsky shows a variety of figurine items made from polymer clay. Carol's cameras focus in on the work of artist James Cannon. James tells the story of how he got started making wonderful, small sculptures from stacked rock and why he makes the pieces. Guest Jan Dressler shows how to save space in a tiny bedroom by stenciling a headboard on the wall.

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Guest Grace Taormina stamps on mica leaves and handmade paper to create elements for embellishing a hinged, wooden box. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates some fun and wacky ways to display photographs in a scrapbook using peek-a-boo pages.

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Soap designer Kristen Matarazzo demonstrates how inexpensive and easy it is to make decorative soap at home. Come along with the Carol Duvall Show camera crew to visit with artist/teacher Bernadette DiPietro. Bernadette uses her painting skills to help create wonderful batik paper. Host Carol Duvall introduces mobile scrapbook organizers that help keep supplies organized.

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Guest Barbara Johnston demonstrates how to make an angel pedestal doll with replaceable Velcro. wings. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew zooms in on Gene West as he demonstrates the basics of carving a wood mouse. Host Carol Duvall offers crafty tips and tricks.

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Guest Jan Dressler shows how to combine stenciled designs with real objects in the home to create realistic trompe l'oeil effects. Guest Pat DeSantis shows how to make flower varieties and butterflies using ribbon and wired cord.

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Guest Grace Taormina makes a canvas floorcloth to demonstrate how to acheive a variety of patterns and color variations using stamps and a rubber-tipped tool. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to make a three-dimensional beadie baby using craft wire and several types of beads. Host Carol Duvall introduces new products to use with metal.

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Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to incorporate stamped fabric and ribbon into a memory box frame. Hit the road with Carol's camera crew to focus in on artist Joan Rhine. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to use throw away photos and left over cropped pieces to decorate scrapbook pages.

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Guest Paulina Tosches demonstrates how to turn a secondhand flea market find into a whimsical furniture piece. Guest soap designer Kristen Matarazzo demonstrates techniques used to create colorful and decorative loaf soaps.

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Guest Jane Beard demonstrates how to make faux cameo jewelry using rubber stamps and shrink plastic. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew focuses in on the mask art of Ronda LaRue. Host Carol Duvall uses ideas from the book Paper Perfect to make paper picture frames, and shows some new interesting products on the market for crafters.

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Guest Vesta Abel demonstrates how to make a leather-look book cover using a piece of heatable foam and a heat tool. Guest Cheri Oshinksky demonstrates a watercolor technique using rubber stamps that make a beautiful addition on note cards, gift tags or book markers. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to create a crazy quilt look on fabric.

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Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to dress up pillows with various decorations to spruce up home decor. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates some very crafty techniques for making photos "pop" off the scrapbook page. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to use paper punches to create wonderful mosaics from paper or pictures.

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Guest Vivian Peritts introduces tramp art. Carol's camera crew goes on the road to bring us photography director and wood worker Dasal Banks. Host Carol Duvall talks about new ideas and products for crafting.

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Guest Donna Kato uses polymer clay to demonstrate her technique for creating a face cane. Host Carol Duvall shows a beautiful, handmade lampshade that can be made in 15 minutes.

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Guest Mary O'Neil demonstrates a unique way to use stamps for creating an elegant look on practically any surface using adhesive and gold leaf. Follow the Carol Duvall Show camera crew as they watch mixed media artist Cynthia Cook work with shadow boxes and metal. Guest Connie Sheerin demonstrates a mosaic technique for metal surfaces.

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Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to create many types of accessories that can be attached to kids' clothing and hats. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to see Suzette Hodnett make unusual neckties. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to use wavy-edged scissors to decorate scrapbook pages.

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Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to use thin sheets of metal, wood, and leather as stamping surfaces for embellishing craft projects. Guest Vivian Peritts demonstrates a variety of techniques incorporating vellum, including cards and stationery.

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Guest Connie Sheerin demonstrates a technique for burning satin. Guest Mary O'Neil uses rubber stamp designs and plain removable wall paper border to demonstrate how to decorate walls for parties and special occassions.

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Guest Wendy Hill demonstrates how to surface stitch material then shows how to use the material to make a beautiful surface-stitched, woven place mat. Guest Georgia Cerone is known for making stampers' lives easier. She offers some useful tips and tricks for stamping.

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Guest Linda Ragsdale shows some fun and whimisical ways to create functional art pieces out of recycled aluminum cans. Host Carol Duvall first shows how to make cards with any type of fine silk, rubber stamps, resist, and watercolor pens.

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Jane Pollak is an Ukrainian egg artist. Join the Carol Duvall camera crew at Jane's home studio where she demonstrates how she makes her incredible eggs and talks about her philosophies. Afterward, Jane joins host Carol Duvall on the set to discuss how to start a business. Guest Ana Araujo teaches how to rubber stamp onto heat transfer paper designed to go through a computer printer. Host Carol Duvall explains how some products have become new and improved.

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Guest Vivian Peritts demonstrates how to embellish a candle using decorative paper punches. Carol's cameras go on the road to visit Ted Gall's artist studio in Ojai, Calif. Host Carol Duvall pull out some goodies from the shoebox, including vellum cards made by a viewer who used plastic wrap, vellum and paper napkins.

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Guest Kristen Powers demonstrates how to take an ordinary rubber stamped greeting card to a whole new level by adding jewelry wire, beautiful beads, and baubles. Guest Frankie Fioretti demonstrates how to create this incredibly easy and elegant designs with paste paper.

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Guest Wendy Hill shows and tells all about raw edge collage. The camera crew visits Navajo weaver Martha Yazzie. Host Carol Duvall, with help from a friend at Craftware, has discovered wonderful beaded pens.

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Host Sherrill Kahn teaches how to carve "rubber" stamps from recycled Styrofoam. meat trays. Sherrill uses the Styrofoam. stamps along with purchased rubber stamps and paint to create a beautiful book cover. Guest Norma Zager demonstrates how to turn leftover yarn odds and ends into a beautiful hand knitted or crocheted afghan.

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Guest Ana Araujo demonstrates how to make a paper basket using rubber stamps. Guest Linda Ragsdale demonstrates wild and wacky ways to use an array of unusual tools like squirt guns, balloons, spray bottles and tubes to paint just about anything.

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Guest Jane Beard demonstrates how to make a card that "blooms." Travel along with Carol's cameras as they visit with coppersmith Rob Bunting. Guest Sandi Reinke makes decorative botanical bundles using natural elements from Loose Ends catalog such as ribbon moss and gold twigs. She also demonstrates how to weave botanical ribbon to form decorative grids for the top and bottom of a twig bundle.

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The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visIts with dance teacher and marionette maker Pablo Rodarte. Guest Julianna Hudgins uses wire to decorate inexpensive Lucite frames. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to use anything from pebbles to broken dishes to make lovely tables.

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Guest Michelle Ross demonstrates how to mount economical unmounted rubber stamps using acrylic and wood. Guest Jane Pollak uses dyed egg shells to make pins and earrings. Guest Connie Sheerin demonstrates how to turn inexpensive household objects into decorative gifts and designer home decor.

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Guest Sherrill Kahn teaches how to paint on fabric using a credit card. She also demonstrates a technique to transfer rubber stamped images onto fabric by rubbing the fabric and stamps with crayons. Guest Linda Ragsdale demonstrates her technique for creating watercolor-type images using flowers. Linda places pansies between plastic wrap and water color paper, then pounds them with a hammer to leave a very detailed image of the flower on the paper. Host Carol Duvall shows how to create ingenious footstools for the home.

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Guests Gayle and Michael ReMine from Simply the Best Chocolates demonstrate how to make chocolate molds and the chocolate to go in them! Guest Ana Araujo demonstrates how to make mini scrapbooks in triangle, circle and house shapes.

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Guest Sandi Reinke uses fabulous paper from the Loose Ends catalog to create fun paper-covered pillows. Guest Andrea Grossman, from Mrs. Grossman's Paper Company demonstrates how to make elegant cards using stickers.

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Guest Julianna Hudgins creates a desk set out of silver wire. Guest Michelle Ross demonstrates how to make adorable dolls inspired by rubber stamps.

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Guest Vesta Able demonstrates how to dress up any ordinary candle by heating the surface with a heat gun, and stamping the soften wax with a rubber stamp. Carol's camera crew visits ceramics artist Joseph Pelk to see his beautiful pieces of pottery. Guest Michele Gerbrandt demonstrates two techniques for creating artistic and elegant scrapbook pages.

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Guest Mary O'Neil demonstrates how to use dye to create custom colors on embossed velvet. Host Carol Duvall uses ultra-stiff plastic mesh, similar to needlepoint mesh, to make a pattern for a small rectangular tote bag.

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Guest Andrea Grossman demonstrates how to make mini gift bags.The camera crew is on the road to visit the mosaic house of Bev Magennis. Guest Jane Beard demonstrates ideas for making greeting cards for the men in the family.

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Guest Julianna Hudgins uses her ingenuity and wire wrapping talents to create a table setting that's both elegant and fun. Travel along with the Carol Duvall Show camera crew to see Navaho silversmith Johnnie Frank. Host Carol Duvall shows new cutting tools for scrapbookers and other crafters.

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Guest Kristen Powers demonstrates how to turn stamped artwork, pieces of acrylic, and industrial staples into a stunning frame. Guest Frankie Fioretti demonstrates how to create a screen print look with rubber stamps and a T-shirt. Host Carol Duval uses an idea from the book The Contemporary Craft of Paper Mache to demonstrate how to use two plastic bowls, paste, water, paper and patience to create a terrific art deco bowl.

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Guest Frankie Fioretti demonstrates how to make decorative display plates using air-dry paper clay. Come along with the Carol Duvall Show camera crew as they visit artisian Lygia Dubin. Host Carol Duvall shares a poly shrink material project idea from a viewer.

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Guest Jane Nesbitt shows how to create a decorative night-light using a piece of tin and a standard night-light. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to the decoupage convention in Stowe, Vt. and peeks in on the decoupage elevation class. Guest Mary O'Neil uses fabric paint and rubber stamps to make a watercolor embellished sweatshirt.

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Guest Donna Kato demonstrates basic cane designs used to create dimensional beads. Get all the news on ghost beads when Carol's camera crew travels to visit Tonia Yazzie.

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Guest Jane Beard shows two great ideas to brighten up any Halloween get together. Guest Georgia Cerone glues colorful papers to card stock and makes a couple of simple folds to create a "pocket" on the card. Host Carol Duvall introduces us to the witch. This Halloween spectacular is made from Styrofoam balls, dowels, a lampshade, some fabric and yarn. Afterwards, Carol shows how to make a Day-glo mask.

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Guest Mary O'Neil uses freezer paper, tissue paper, a hot iron, cardstock and ordinary notepaper to create elegant envelopes and notecoards. Carol's camera crew hit the road to watch as artisian Christine Yazzie makes perfectly replicated Hogans in miniature. Kid crafter Birdie Bartholomew demonstrates an easy way to make candles that look like a frothy cup 'o joe. Then Birdie shows how to make a headband holder, a pen and brush holder and a picture frame.

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Guest Jane Nesbitt makes a fabric wall hanging to display your favorite photographs. Guest Kathleen Alonzo makes butterflies and dragonflies from felt then assembles them as plant pokes.

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Guest Donna Kato uses polymer clay to make votive candleholders. Guest Michelle Newman demonstrates how to make a hand painted evening wrap using metallic paints, tassels and silk fabric.

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The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to Connecticut to visit shadowbox miniaturist artist Karen Bloom. Guest Kathleen Alonzo and host Carol Duvall collaborate to make pillows. Host Carol Duvall goes through the mail to show some fun Sock Monkey items sent in from viewers.

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Guest Jeen Brown makes adorable stuffed dolls and pets. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus in on the work of wood artist Steven J. Park as he combines the rustic with the elegant in crafting wonderful wooden spoons and service pieces. Host Carol Duvall recycles garage sale suitcases by transforming them into ottomans using paint and foam stamps.

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The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits stained-glass artist Patti Gutowski as she makes lovely glass jewelry boxes with dried botanicals encased in the lid. Guest Ivan Reece shares some of his amazing egg carton sculptures that include elaborate portraits of athletes and presidents then demonstrates how to create an easy egg carton mouse. Host Carol Duvall reaches into the shoebox to share a viewer idea for making a storage bin using recycled cans.

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Guest Jeen Brown turns ordinary towels into fabulous towels by embellishing them with fabric and fun lace doilies. Afterward, Brown makes purses using doilies and fabric. Host Carol Duvall makes fun photo frames with spikey wire-hair embellishments.

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Guest Rosemary Carsello talks with host Carol Duvall about theorem painting using layers of stencils and shades of paint to create a beautiful image. Then, guest Linda Ragsdale creates a animal-shaped candle luminarias and roses from recycled tin cans.

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Guest Dee Gruenig shows a new card that "floats." The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits metal sculptor Nan Wollman to watch as she makes dramatic lamps from recycled scrap metal and lamp parts. Host Carol Duvall shares some of the mail sent to her from viewers highlighting projects they've made.

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Guest Ann Jacobs Mooney introduces the newest member of the Sock Animal family - a grasshopper named "Sockhopper." The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits a decoupage convention. Host Carol Duvall transforms paper into miniature tiles. The paper tiles can be framed, turned into a card or transferred to any surface where paper can be applied.

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Guest Linda Ragsdale joins host Carol Duvall to demonstrate how to paint with unusual tools taken from her children's toy box. Guest Dee Gruenig demonstrates how to get ready for any kind of party with a few simple supplies. She makes invitations that are card and envelope in one then shows how to turn plain glass plates into decorative plates suitable for any party. Host Carol Duvall discovers some funky yarn called FLUFF.. Carol uses the yarn to make even, standard stitches and creates some truly original pieces.

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Guest Robin Schoenfeld demonstrates how to make beautiful papers using tissue paper. Working from a viewer tip, host Carol Duvall makes some unique candleholders using glass holders, faceted beads, sticky tape, and a little imagination.

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Guest Rosemary Carsello demonstrate how to make theorem stencils using a piece of wallpaper as a pattern. Host Carol Duvall uses sardine cans, soft wood, and Con-Tact. paper to construct a miniature chest of drawers.

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Guest Terri Pointer introduces tea bag folding, a variation of origami using tea bag wrapper or any decorative papers. Guest Mary Gannon demonstrates how to create the look of needlepoint on fabric using any type of stencil, a piece of window screen and paint.

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Guest Jan Dressler demonstrates how to brighten up the kitchen by stenciling cabinet doors. Guest Linda Ragsdale uses air-dry clay, rubber stamps, paint and cardboard forms to make fun, faux mosaics.

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Guest Jane Beard demonstrates how to create shakin' cards using large, open, plainly designed rubber stamps, card stock, foam core, acetate and tiny beads. Artists Gabriela Aquilo, Marley Freeman and Jason Linder have teamed up as an artistic trio to create fascinating, colorful glass mosaics. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to watch the team at work. Host Carol Duvall shares a viewer project from the shoebox that uses flower petals to create picture mosaics.

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Guest Michael ReMine from the Simply the Best Chocolates shows how to create chocolate art pieces with an aquatic theme. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus in on fiber artist Sharon Nicholas at her studio in Wisconsin. Reading and writing or cutting or gluing...this little lap desk is big enough to accommodate them all. Duvall shows how to make this lap desk

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Guest Jan Dressler puts a new spin on an old stencil. to create a wallpaper effect. Jan turns the border stencil sideways to create vertical design stripes on the wall. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits ceramic artists Diana and Thomas Johnston's business, Brewery Pottery Studio, housed in a converted, 19th century brewery in Mineral Point, Wis. Ordinary shoeboxes don't have to be ordinary anymore. Host Carol Duvall explains how to take them apart and cover them to make decorative boxes.

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Guest Michelle Newman shares an easy batik technique using paint instead of true dyes. Guest Barbara Di Clemente demonstrates how to create the effect of a hot molten metal on a plain, inexpensive wood box. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make a perfect place for holding all those squishy toys, or maybe even crafting supplies, using a shower curtain or piece of vinyl.

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New metalsmith Esther Anderson uses a silver clay compound to sculpt unique silver jewelry pieces and wonderful trinkets. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew focus on the work of fiber artist Hattie Sanderson. Sanderson uses a technique called "burn out" to create incredible fabric pieces. Host Carol Duvall addresses the common question found in the shoebox: "How can I use my crafts to make some cash?"

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Guest Emi Fukushima uses washi paper and chipboard to make a pin that looks like a book and opens like a locket to reveal photos or favorite quotes. Afterward, she transforms plain paper mache boxes into dazzling containers by covering them with washi paper. Guest Donna Wilder demonstrates how to make faux chenille then uses it to make a pillow.

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Guest Barbara Di Clemente joins host Carol Duvall to talk about Negora Nori, a Japanese lacquer decorative finish. The Carol Duvall Show cameras traveled to the Stencil Artisans League Inc. Convention in Valley Forge, Pa. Using paper, cardboard, and an idea from the book Simple Paper Style by Dorothy Wood, host Carol Duvall makes pots and a magazine rack.

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Guest Mary O'Neil shows how to make several projects requiring only one-third yard of scrap fabric. Stefania Isaacson loves to spin fiber. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits as she demonstrates spinning on three different pieces of equipment. There are always new products coming out on the market to make crafting more fun and easier. Duvall shows some of those products.

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Guest Donna Kato demonstrates how to make fabulous finials using polymer clay. While at the Stencil Artisans League Inc. Convention in Valley Forge, Penn., The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on P.J. Tetreault demonstrating how to cut stencils. Afterward, host Carol Duvall creates modern retro tote bags that can be made in any size.

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Guest Michelle Newman makes a memory album cover. Guest Esther Anderson uses silver clay compound to create a ginko pendant. Using a cardboard box, Con-Tact. paper, a craft knife and a little ingenuity, you can get that desk organized. Carol demonstrates how to measure and cut the organizer pieces.

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Guest Emi Fukushima makes a polymer clay doll pendant complete with sneakers. Guest Barbara Di Clemente demonstrates how to make a decorative floorcloth that looks like rusted iron.

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Guest Mary O'Neil transforms a wine crate into a footstool using upholstery foam, oriental print fabric, and embossed velvet. Guest Donna Wilder from Fairfield Processing brings along many beautiful art dolls for show and tell.

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Guest Kitty Bartholomew weaves a rug out of wool strips cut from men's suits and wide rug canvas. Guest Shelley Kincaid visits host Carol Duvall to explain how to shop for garage sale glass, then demonstrates how to transform the pieces into home decor using paint.

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Guest Emi Fukushima demonstrates how to make decorative gilded boxes using a paper mache box, paint, and decorative trim. Guest Helen Gibb makes a needle case / pin cushion that looks like a small vintage hat. Host Carol Duvall makes a quaint little evening bag using fabric.

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Guest Donna Kato visits with host Carol Duvall to demonstrate how to turn translucent polymer clay into decorative candle votive wraps. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits with Denise Kavanagh, a Fine Line School founder as she demonstrates fiber art techniques with beads and weaving. Host Carol Duvall creates a pillow to leave on the floor for lounging.

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Guest Mimi Huszer Fagnant uses colorful, transparent mosaic pieces to create windows that look like stained glass. Guest Marie Clapper from Clapper Communications joins Carol Duvall to demonstrates craft projects published in issues of Pack 'O Fun magazine from decades past.

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Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Cheryl Smeja who demonstrates how to mold leather. Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to make pillows with pockets. Host Carol Duvall shows products from the rubber stamping world that are new to her including some products with international influence, more creative characters and new ink.

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Guest Suze Weinberg demonstrates how to create backgrounds for cards and other projects using common household items. Guest Kathleen Ziegler shows a unique way to display antique photos by embellishing them with beads, trim and sequins.

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Guest Mary O'Neil creates temporary body art using rubber stamps and henna. Guest Helen Gibb makes a half-doll pin cushion and box. Host Carol Duvall makes talking cards.

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Guest Donna Kato joins host Carol Duvall to demonstrates a technique for making a clay necklace using photocopied images and translucent clay. Afterward, guest Shelley Kincaid shares secrets for achieving a designer look on a dime store budget by shopping local garage sales. Kincaid demonstrates how to make designer tassels for pennies on the dollar.

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Guest Chris Wallace from Walnut Hollow demonstrates how to decorate darling doll furniture using a variety of crafting and painting techniques. Guest Marie Clapper, publisher of Pack O' Fun magazine, joins host Carol Duvall to share ideas from decades of Pack O' Fun project ideas.

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Guest Michelle Gerbrandt demonstrates how to use punches for such projects as wedding presents, picture frames, etc. The Carol Duvall Show cameras go on the road to get the scoop on Love Letters, a volunteer organization that sends cards to recovering children. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make Rag Muffin dolls using muslin and strips of torn cloth.

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The Little Black Pearl Workshop, founded in 1993, is a program sponsored by the Chicago public school system designed to keep inner city kids off the streets and to teach them skills in arts and crafts. Guest Jennifer Ferguson uses stencils and acrylic paints to transform old wooden, garage sale chairs into fun and wonderful examples of home decor. Carol Duvall shares mail from a viewer who was inspired to make bottle wrap dolls that she had seen on Carol Duvall Show episode # 426.

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Guest Mary O'Neil stamps images onto tissue paper, colors them with colored pencils, then seals them to a bar of soap using paraffin. Robin Senour is one of those artists whose designs make you smile whether you want to or not. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to Berkeley, Calif., to watch Senour incorporate whimsical artwork into pins, earrings and the occasional wall hanging. Guest Donna Kato makes fabulous, custom polymer clay photo frames.

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Guest Shelia Rauen demonstrates techniques for etching glass and painting coordinating table linens. Guest Sandi Reinke from Loose Ends uses botanicals to spruce up ribbon for gift package decor.

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Guest Mimi Huszer Fagnant creates a colorful mosaic mobile using packaged mosaic pieces. Guest Michelle Ross demonstrates how to tool copper and how to incorporate the copper pieces into wind chimes, book plates, greeting card decorations, etc. Host Carol Duvall makes dazzling computer cards using colored line art and stylus embossing.

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Guest Pat DeSantis transforms inexpensive denim shirts into upscale fashion pieces. Afterward, the Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Japanese brush artist Maria MacKinnon-Scott. Plus, guest Chris Gluck shares information about wire tools, tecniques and wire-crafting tips.

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Guest Suze Weinberg demonstates how to create projects with texture and design. Guest Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to make a polymer clay pocket pendant.

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Guest Vesta Abel demonstrates simple techniques for making "no-mess" hand-dyed paper and boxes. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on crochet artist Diana Evenson as she uses different size needles and yarn to create crochet with dimension. Host Carol Duvall shows how to use leftover or individually bought vinyl floor tiles to create a faux mosaic tabletop.

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Guest Sandi Reinke makes decorative botanical spheres from Styrofoam. and organic material. Host Carol Duvall shares viewer ideas.

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Guest Chris Wallace demonstrates how to make home decor items primarily using wooden household items and craft supplies. Guest Michelle Ross joins host Carol Duvall to demonstrate how to make a rubber stamped, floppy doll.

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Guest Michele Gerbrandt demonstrates how to make an eight-piece photo kaleidoscope for photo albums. Guest Chris Gluck demonstrates how to turn ordinary wire into extraordinary, one-of-a-kind jewelry.

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Guest Kathleen Ziegler joins host Carol Duvall to demonstrate how to transfer a photographic image onto fabric or notecards. Guest Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to make bracelets from polymer clay.

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Carol Duvall's camera crew visits potter Julie Brooke. Guest Mary Lyon demonstrates how to make simulated turquoise and pearls using polymer clay. Using a "cookie box", and some ingenuity Carol shows us how to make a very standard foot stool.

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Guest Orna Willis joins host Carol Duvall to discuss needlepoint. Carol's cameras visit doll artist Mary Thomas. Carol discovers some craft products and shares them with viewers.

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Guest C.J. Wilson visits host Carol Duvall to demonstrates how to make elegant but easy party decorations using die cuts. Guest Maureen Carlson joins host Carol Duvall to demonstrate how to use rubber stamps with polymer clay to create game pieces. Carol's cameras travel to see Joyce Barker-Schwartz make very elaborate floor coverings that have been used as wallhangings.

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Guest Priscilla Hauser demonstrates how to paint a wooden dog house with floral designs. Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to use rubber stamps to create dazzling home decor.

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Guest Suzanne McNeill from Design Originals demonstrates how to create dynamic scrapbook pages. Guest Julianna Hudgins constructs a candleabra made entirely from wire.

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Guest Vesta Abel makes fashionable jewelry using shrink plastic, rubbber stamping and punches. Using small strips of wood, some half round (wood), and a sheet of plywood, Carol creates some wonderful shelves for a display with a Hawaiian theme. Afterwards, Carol shares a similar viewer idea for making a ribbon holder.

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Host Carol Duvall uses corrugated cardboard, masking tape, and Rigid Wrap for creating wonderful wall decorations. While at the Stencil Artisans League Inc. Convention in Valley Forge, Pa., Carol's cameras focus on Polly Weed as she demonstrates how to emboss paper, then use pastels to create a simple, pretty effect. Guest Mary Lyon demonstrates techniques for jazzing up handmade beads.

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Candle maker Marcie Forest shares her candle making techniques with the Carol Duvall Show camera crew. Guest C.J. Wilson demonstrates how to make elegant cards from die cut patterns. Guest Vivian Peritts transforms wooden boxes into beautiful keepsake boxes using recycled items.

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Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to make a fun and funky mirror that is perfect for a teenager's room or for the young-at-heart who want to add a touch of whimsy to their home decor. Carol's cameras focus on lamp artist Harry Anderson. Guest Suzanne McNeill from Design Originals makes beaded wire baskets.

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The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits paper mache artist Maraya Hunter. Host Carol Duvall shows how a bland kitchen can become extraordinary using adhesive-backed paper.

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Guest Julianna Hudgins uses wire to spruce up plain bud vases. Guest Maureen Reinig transforms ordinary wine glasses into beautiful candle lamps. Carol's cameras travel to visit an exhibit at the American Craft Museum. Host Carol Duvall shows products designed for rubber stamping.

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Guest Suzanne McNeill from Design Originals demonstrates how to become an instant artist by adding fun drawings and doodles to scrapbook pages. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to Pennsylvania to tape an expose on trash-crafting. Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates several techniques for embellishing clothing with rubber stamps.

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Guest Lesley Carlson shows how to inexpensively construct icicle lights to hang outside the home for the holidays. Leslie also shows how to make rustic, twinkle light twig stars from tree branches. Guest Lesley Carlson demonstrates how to make a homemade wreath jig from wood. She wraps the jig with branches and leaves to form a beautiful and natural homemade wreath. Guest Ellie Joos shows creative uses for ivy in Christmas crafts. Learn to make a weaving a tablecloth of ivy and ribbon, as well as how to use ivy in topiaries, bows and garlands.

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Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to add dimension to last year's bias tape Christmas village by adding a charming church made from foamboard, bias tape and a few other sewing notions. Guest Georgia Cerone demonstrates how to make holiday greeting cards featuring miniature grapevine wreaths. Georgia embellishes the wreaths with miniature holiday decorations.

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Guest Gayle ReMine demonstrates techniques for making edible holiday centerpieces including a wreath, a tree and a stunning chocolate bow. Afterwards, guest Jane Beard makes an adorable "gingerbread house" gift box using a template, cardstock, rubber stamps, and stamping ink.

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Guest Sandi Genovese demonstrates how to make interactive holiday cards. Components of the cards pull up, pop up, or fold to offer a clever holiday greeting. Guest Ana Araujo demonstrates how to prepare for Santa's visit on Christmas eve with a rubber-stamped matchbook-style card that has real cookies inside. Host Carol Duvall joins the wire craze by making crafty wire angels using various colors of wire.

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Guest Ellie Joos demonstrates how to make a woven ribbon gift box that's perfect for presenting special holiday gifts. Guest Ana Araujo shares an idea for making Chistmas "bug" ornaments using wooden spools and dowels. Host Carol Duvalls shares a crafty idea for creating quick, outdoor light displays using foam board and twinkle lights.

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Guest Sandi Genovese, widely known for her scapbooking techniques, shows a varriety of scrapbook wreath pages using various die cuts. Whether hosting a holiday bash or attending, guest Gayle ReMine shows how to make an impact as either guest or hostess with delicious, eye-catching chocolate party treats including chocolate bowls and other containers, plus the goodies to go inside.

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Guest Diana Vandervoort uses washi paper, glue and thin cardboard to make various geometric-shaped gift boxes. Ho-ho-hold onto your hats rubber stampers! Host Carol Duvall shows viewers the very latest ideas in holiday-themed rubber stamps.

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Guest Diana Vandervoort creates Chirstmas tree ornaments from a Japanese traditional pattern called temari. Guest Georgia Cerone demonstrates how to make wide, charming cards to top holiday gift bags. Host Carol Duvall offers some practical tips for spreading holiday cheer through the mail. Carol demonstrates how to pack, decorate and prepare to ship holiday packages.

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Guest Juanita Lewis shows host Carol Duvall how to put together a holiday gift baskets with pizzazz. Guest Jennifer Ferguson demonstrates clever ways to turn galvanized buckets, tubs and mail boxes into decorative gift containers.

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Guest Sheila Rauen makes bead-embellished coin purses and handbags. Carol's cameras travel to see stencil artist Dee Keller. Host Carol Duvall makes a chicken wire luminaria.

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Guest Maureen Carlson demonstrates how to make button-jointed polymer clay push mold dolls. Guest Vivian Peritts demonstrates how to embellish paper mache boxes using decorator paste to create raised motifs.

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Guest Suzanne McNeill from Design Originals demonstrates pin beading. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to a doll makers' guild meeting in Berkeley, Calif. Guest Priscilla Hauser embellishes garden stepping stones by painting on dragonflies.

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Guest Julianna Hudgins makes a lampshade out of wire. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on craftsman Neil Benson as he demonstrates how to cover a frame with soda cans. A viewer letter gave host Carol Duvall the idea to use metal stencils and spackling to embellish greeting cards.

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Guest Carolyn Dahl transfers memory images onto material then makes a memory quilt out of them. Carol's camera crew goes on the road to view exhibits at the American Craft Museum. Host Carol Duvall reviews several craft books.

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Guest Maureen Reinig makes a gold leaf accessory box. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew hit the road to focus on exhibitors at the War Eagle fair. Armed with an idea from Rubberstampmadness magazine, host Carol Duvall makes collage stones using gathered stones.

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Guest Jane Beard creates a watermelon baby bag. Carol's camera's travel to visit award-winning confectionery chef Ewald Notter to watch as he makes blown sugar sculptures. Host Carol Duvall tells viewer Sue Borowski's story of how she gathered roses from the community and dried them to use as decor at her daughter's wedding.

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Guest Laura Lucero recycles old books into home decor items. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew is on the scene of the Tradition & Innovations: Basketry Today weaving conference at Arrowmont Center in Gatlinburg, Tenn. Host Carol Duvall dresses up the handles of brooms, plungers, mops, hammers and more to create "Whistle While You Work" tools.

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Guest Pat Desantis makes a purse using suede elbow patches. Guest Tracey McBride, author of Frugal Luxuries: Simple Pleasures to Enhance Your Life and Comfort Your Soul joins host Carol Duvall to demonstrate ideas for recycling leftover linens.

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Guest Jennifer Ferguson stencils on overalls to create wearable works of art. Then guest Maureen Reinig demonstrates how to make a card that looks like a pack of seeds.

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Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to make decorative faux leather boxes. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus in on artist Heather McGee as she paints animals on mineral geodes. Host Carol Duvall makes a fun step stool for a child's bathroom.

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Guest Dee Gruenig joins host Carol Duvall to share her latest technique for making card backgrounds using sea sponges. Carol's cameras hit the road to focus in on the work of porcelain doll artist Caron Stewart. Guest Jane Halliwell demonstrates rug hooking techniques.

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Guest Donna Kato makes a pen set using polymer clay. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew goes on the road to watch stencil artist Vladimir Rozenshtein create fabulous stencil mosaics. Guest Karen Mitchell creates mosaic tiles using liquid translucent polymer clay.

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Guest Jane Ewy demonstrates how to make "faux" vinyl using acrylic paint then uses the "vinyl" to transform a plain paper mache box into a whimisical gift box. Carol's camera crew focuses their cameras on contemporary basket weavers, Polly Harrison and John Garret.

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Guest Dee Gruenig demonstrates how to make fun, framed bookmarks. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew focuses on the dough art of Brenda and Dean Jones. Host Carol Duvall uses pulls a viewer idea from the shoebox to make a lei using computer paper.

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Guest Donna Kato makes a lifelike pansy using polymer clay. Guest Mary Jo McGraw demonstrates how to make clear collage cards by transfering photocopies to sticky sides of clear laminating paper. Host Carol Duvall shares pictures of viewer projects from the shoebox.

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Guest Barb Trombley shares gilltering techniques. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to learn about the old sailor's art of scrimshaw, Host Carol Duvall transforms small candy tins into fun, reusable containers using embossing ink and powder, tissue paper, glitter paint and metal paint.

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Guest Mary Jo McGraw demonstrates a unique way to make greeting cards with clear stamping. The Carol Duvall Show cameras zoom in on fused glass artist Anne Elise Pemberton. Guest Leslie Blackburn offers some fun ideas for creating amazing backgrounds using paint.

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Host Carol Duvall and guest Donna Kato share photographs of a weekend crafting party held at Donna Kato's home. Guest Donna Kato shares basic polymer clay tips and techniques. Guest Mary O'Neil makes a fun and whimisical box mobile.

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Guest Sandi Genovese designs a balloon centerpiece complete with a magnet party favor and other party-themed items. Guest Grace Taormina demonstrates how to create a faux "stone" floor cloth.

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Guest Linda Ragsdale demonstrates painting using office supplies to inspire the Picasso in us all. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus in on artist Carol Carter as she paints animals on river stones. Then guest Carol Schalla demonstrates how to use rope for recycling secondhand lamp bases.

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Guest Mary O'Neil demonstrates how to temporarily embellish clothing with rubber stamp designs and temporary ink. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on basket artisian Joanna Shantz. Host Carol Duvall is inspired by a "gift box" she received from her producer.

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Guest Linda Ragsdale demonstrates how to use cookie cutters to create handmade boxes. Guest Emi Fukushima makes a polymer clay box necklace.

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Guest and co-author, John Thomas, presents crafting ideas for kids. Guest Michelle Ross creates faux postage. Host Carol Duvall shares a viewer idea for printing old family recipes on an apron, and another for packing foam shipping 'peanuts' into plastic bags to keep them from 'jumping' out of the box when the package is opened.

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Guest Sandi Genovese creates message centers. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus in on enamel artist Pat P. O'Neil. Guest Grace Taormina's decorates a shoji screen.

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Guest Nathalie Metevier demonstrates two embossing techniques called "Joseph's Coat." Host Carol Duvall uses painted corrugated cardboard strips, clothespins, grommets and rope to make a woven cardboard tote bag.

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Host Carol Duvall makes decorative picture frame shadow boxes. Guest Rosemary Pierce-Carsello demonstrates theorem stenciling on paper mache boxes for sensational results.

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Guest Emi Fukushima creates a brooch with polymer clay. Guest Carol Schalla demonstrates faux burlwood techniques. Host Carol Duvall shares tips from viewers including how to turn wallpaper scraps into designer room accents, plus, how to best care for books.

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Guest Barbara McGuire creates a polymer clay pin. Guest and co-author, Danita Pagel Thomas, demonstrates recipes for fun and educational crafts.

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Guest Mary O'Neil puts scrap pieces of velvet to good use by embossing the velvet with a leaf motif, cutting out the leaves and crafting a wreath. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew focuses in on airbrush stencil artist Sheri Hoeger. Guest Linda Ragsdale demonstrates make-your-own embossing molds.

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Guest Barbara Johnston demonstrates how to sculpt doll faces with stuffing, fabric, needle and thread. Guest Orna Willis teaches basic needlepoint techniques.

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Guest Rosemary Carsello coordinates bedroom decor with theorem painting. Guest Ana Araujo creates fashionable purses from miniature lunch pails.

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Guest Lindley Boegehold makes a beautiful candelabra from sticks and stones. The Carol Duvall team focus in on two weavers with very different styles. Host Carol Duvall shares some fun craft products.

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Guest Michelle Ross shows how to make beads from common household and craft materials. Guest Shelley Kincaid creates fashionable gift bags from garage sale clothing.

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Guest Larry Steorts demonstrates how to make miniatures buildings. Curator Joyce Scott leads the Carol Duvall Show cameras through the "Stop Asking/We Exist" exhibit at the American Craft Museum in New York, NY. Host Carol Duvall creates a simple television remote and guide caddy to drape over the arm of a favorite chair.

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Guest Nathalie Metevier creates a stamped clock. Guest Lesley Carlson embellishes inexpensive picture frames. Host Carol Duvall digs in the Shoebox and makes a wrapping paper roll holder in response to a viewer question, then shares a viewer idea for making a faux flowerpot wallhanging.

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Guest Ana Araujo constructs a three-dimensional rubber stamped picnic basket. Guest Vesta Abel creates rock people with Almost Leather (Veggie Leather). Host Carol Duvall makes jewelry using artist-grade shrink plastic.

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Guest Michele Gerbrandt demonstrates how to fold paper into art for scrapbooking. The cameras travel to focus on ceramic artist Jeff Irwin. Host Carol Duvall makes return-to-lender bookmarks.

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Guest Barbara McGuire demonstrates how to make polymer clay plates. Guest Shelley Kincaid creates humorous and decorative pieces from secondhand lamp bases.

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Guest Kari Lee constructs and decorates a leather lampshade. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on metal crocheting and knitting artist Arlene Fisch. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates a viewer idea for recycling pill bottles into a craft supply organizer.

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Guest Orna Willis demonstrates needlepoint bracelets. Guest Lesley Carlson brightens up an old file cabinet.

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Guest Vesta Abel creates decorative containers with shrink plastic embellishments. Host Carol Duvall shares a viewer idea for making fun "pen pals" then demonstrates how to dress up plain holiday ornaments with glitter.

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Guest Michele Gerbrandt demonstrates ideas for creative memory pages. Guest Lindley Boegehold creates a flat-style bird feeder.

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Guest Suze Weinberg demonstrates how to make creative backgrounds for cards or boxes creating the look of suede leather. Guest Betts Vidal teaches how to make her dolls. Guest Jeen Brown creates baby items out of lace and lace doilies.

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Guest Jan Dressler stencils a room divider to look like row houses. Guest Jane Beard stamps a fun kicking mechanism paper insert for the inside of a card.

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Guest Vivian Peritts creates Japanese lanterns. Guest Sandi Reinke makes botanical bag arrangements.

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Guest Lani Temple demonstrates tea bag folding techniques. Guest Chris Wallace shows how to combine scrap book memory pages and picture frames into "memory frames."

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Guest Chris Gluck demonstrates wire coiling tools. Then, follow the camera crew when they visit silversmith artist Deborah Dubois. Next, host Carol Duvall shares some new products.

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Guest Michele Newman makes a pillow from felt that's decorated with a "faux airbrushing" technique. Guest Suze Weinberg demonstrates how to craft using photos.

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Guest Kari Lee demos basic techniques for making leather pillows. Guest Jane Pollak teaches her egg art to members of the Carol Duvall Show staff. Host Carol Duvall fashions reading pillows.

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Guest Sandi Reinke uses paper tiles to decorate the surface of a planter and more. Guest Nan Roche makes a braided clay bracelet.

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Guest Priscilla Hauser teaches basic painting skills. Guest Ellie Schneider-Joos makes an elegant ribbon tapestry. Host Carol Duvall shares an idea for transforming pink flamingo yard sculpture.

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Guest Chris Herrmann creates a unique mosaic box using tiles made from embossing powder. Next, see two glass artists in action. Afterward, host Carol Duvall makes fun purses using cigar boxes.

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Guest Barbara DiClemete demonstrates how to create a colorful floor cloth that looks hand painted. Guest Jeen Brown shows how to decorate tops of tall storage or canning jars.

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Guest Barbara DiClemete demonstrates how to create the look of faux green serpentine marble. Guest Nan Roche demonstrates a technique with liquid polymer clay to make a collage brooch.

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Guest Vivian Peritts creates a faux stained glass lampshade. Afterward, the camera crew focuses on ex-accountant Debb Goss as she creates fountains from all sorts of rocks. Host Carol Duvall discusses new alternatives, items and ideas for scrapbookers.

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Guest Priscilla Hauser demonstrates a step-by-step technique called pen-and-ink reverse glass painting. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates how to make a paper Concertina pocket book perfect for storing and carrying compact discs.

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Guest Carolyn Dahl demos leaf printing with fabric paints. The Carol Duvall Show cameras travel to watch as artist Afua makes jewelry with distinctively African flair. Then host Carol Duvall shares a viewer's idea for keepsake towels.

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Guest Barbara DiClemente demonstrates the technique for creating a faux lapis finish. Guest Michelle Newman shares a simple method for customizing silk scarfs.

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Guest Ellie Schneider-Joos makes a baby mobile using ribbons. Then, guest Chris Wallace demonstrates how to relief carve on candles and candle accessories.

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Guest Arnold Grummer demonstrates two papermaking techniques as well as how to add texture by putting botanicals in the paper. Then, guest Laura Lucero teaches how to make "cheater" bows that don't require a lot of ribbon, and how to arrange a spring tabletop topiary.

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Guest ribbon artist and author Helen Gibb shares her knowledge of the history of ribbon/flower hat dressing. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates a terrific way to make plastic patio furniture truly pretty and fresh for spring.

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Guest Cheryl Stevenson makes greeting cards using paper "sculpted" flowers. Host Carol Duvall shares a terrific way to present money or gift certificates as a gift and offers gift wrap suggestions.

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Guest and ribbon artist Helen Gibb demonstrates a ribbon flower technique known as the U-gather. Guest Laura Lucero demonstrates a stamping technique using a foam stamp. Host Carol Duvall uses craft paper, foam board, batting, fabric, duct tape, and staples to create decorative headboards.

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Guest Jane Pollak says anyone can make an Ukrainian egg because there's no right way to do it. She proves it by demonstrating how to decorate and eggshell using simple squiggles and polka dots. Guests Gayle and Michael ReMine share their recipe for making chocolate clay and demonstrate how to work with the clay to make hand sculpted chocolate roses! Host Carol Duvall shows some of the ideas sent by viewers including an apple pencil topper, hand-colored stickers, and a music gift box.

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Guest Orna Willis demonstrates how to add needlepoint and bead embellishments to clothing. Guest Linda Ragsdale makes mosaic tiles using shrink plastic then uses them to create a one-of-a-kind table. Host Carol demonstrates how to cover a practical plastic storage cart with fabric for a decorative look.

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Guest Connie Sheerin makes glass tiles with a garden theme to incorporate into mosaic projects. The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit porcelain artist Debra Swauger. Guest Linda Ragsdale covers cardboard chair and window valance with fabulous, funky felt.

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Guest Vivian Peritts punches sheets of silver paper and vellum to create decorative lampshades. The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit an artist who makes bells out of recycled extinguishers and metal canisters. Host Carol Duvall makes a handy tote for carrying needlework using cloth place mats.

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Guest Jana Ewy crafts a frame using copper mesh. The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit the Smithsonian craft show. Host Carol Duvall shares viewer mail from the shoebox regarding wallpaper greeting cards and leaf print animal art.

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Guest Sandi Reinke shares an idea for temporary window decor using egg whites and leaves. Guest Sheila Rauen makes a fun cow pillow with silk resist techniques and basic sewing skills.

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Guest Mary O'Neil demonstrates techniques for embossing velvet and incorporating the fabric into a wall hanging. Guest Linda Ragsdale shares ideas for creating a room screen and a fireplace cover-up with special hinges for the hardware impaired.

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Guest Pat DeSantis shares ideas for decorating pillows and table runners. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits an artist who creates paper vessels. Host Carol Duvall talks about craft products that she and her staff have discovered and liked.

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Guest Vivian Peritts uses paper punches and sheets of wood veneer to embellish a wood box that appears to have inlaid treatment. Guest Terry Tyson demonstrates how to make art fetish dolls beginning with a small bundle of twigs.

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Guest Lynn Farris makes realistic-looking faux cacti using fabric, fiberfill and a sewing machine. Guest Julie Koch shares her idea for a canvas table runner.

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Guest Sheila Haynes Rauen demonstrates a no-mess technique for painting clothing using a tank top and heat transfer paint. The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit stained glass artitst Yoshinori ("Grandpa" Yoshi) Takao. Guest Lacey Oldham creates glittery, rubber-stamped acrylic pieces to use for pins and other jewelry.

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Guest Mary O'Neil stamps on tin buckets and metal flashing to make wall flower planters. Guest Orna Willis makes a needlepoint bouquet of pop-culture flowers.

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Guest Connie Sheerin covers an old bowling ball with mosaic tiles and grout to fashion a trendy garden sphere. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew travels to focus on a jeweler from the juried Smithsonian craft show. Guest Mary O'Neil shares her technique for making "prissy" purses, which can be tailored to suit any occasion.

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Guest Barbara McGuire fashions a lampshade from polymer clay. Guest Robert McDaniel shares a marbleized soap-making technique.

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Guest Jana Ewy makes pins using Friendly Plastic. Guest Delores Ruzicka creates a decorative star box using an inventive recipe for handmade clay. It's fast, it's simple and it won't break the bank.

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Guest Lacey Oldham shares money-folding techniques for fashioning butterflies and wands. Guest Sandi Reinke demonstrates ideas for embellishing home and bath decor with coastal accents such as sea grass braid, shells and more. The camera crew visits a potter, who fires pottery at an extraordinary high temperature.

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Guest Priscilla Hauser demonstrates how to turn basic brush strokes into professionally painted flowers. Guest Ken Brown shares the secrets for making calligraphy letters using painted brush strokes.

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Guest Mary O'Neil makes whimiscal lamps based on Japanese-style lamp designs. Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates a finger crochet technique, then shares how to make chenille pillows and a throw.

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Guest Barbara McGuire makes a Grecian-style urn using a beer glass base. Guest Lynne Farris shows how to make fun flowers out of twisted paper.

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Guest Julie Koch makes a window treatment using canvas. Guest Delores Ruzicka fashions a fun, chicken-themed lamp using a mason jar.

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Guest Helen Gibb shares technqiues for embellishing purses with ribbon and ribbon flowers. Guest Mo Reinig demonstrates how to make tiny apron magnets. Host Carol Duvall shares Sock Monkey news and viewer mail from the shoebox.

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Guest Sandra McCall makes a velvet shawl embellished with bold stamping and beaded trim. Guest Michelle Newman creates a felt pillow.

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Guest Dee Gruenig makes decoratives banners from wrapping paper. Guest Emi Fukushima creates a polymer clay stamped necklace embellished with charms and coins.

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Guest Grace Taormina teaches how to craft a fabulous frame using rubber-stamped mosaic squares. Guest Michelle Gerbrandt makes a decorative heart frame from a rubber mouse pad and colored paper.

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Guest Mickey Baskett demonstrates how to make a paper quilling frame by creating and patterning squares, triangles and circles. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Nick Barone at his home in San Mateo, Calif. Barone builds foam hand puppets. Host Carol Duvall shows some ideas sent in by viewers including egg shell dolls, wire angels and t-shirt memory quilts.

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Guest Chris Wallace shows three different treatments for plain wall clock fixtures. Guest Suzanne McNeill demonstrates a new way to dress up scrapbook pages using paper dolls. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Jackie Abrams, who takes basket making to a whole new level by incorporating photos into her design.

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Guest Priscilla Hauser creates a painted butterfly leaf fit for framing. Guest Sandra McCall makes a paper purse adorned with pendants.

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Guest Barbara Burnett discusses the mystical powers that beads possess and how to make power bead jewelry. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Emily Brock as she makes fantastic, tiny rooms out of glass. Host Carol Duvall talks about old and new photo transferring processes.

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Guest Michele Gerbrandt creates a new way to display favorite photos in a memory coin keepsake book. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Michael Doyle, who shows the basic processes of metal working and how he has applied them to many different uses, especially in art design. Guest Donna Kato demonstrates the basics of working with polymer clay, including how to twist and manipulate clay snakes to create an interlocking pendant.

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Guest Michelle Ross demonstrates how to make an eight-sided Japanese box with decorative paper and stamps. Guest Sandi Genovese shows some simple bookmarks that can be personalized for readers, including a magnetic boot bookmark.

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Guest Maureen (Mo) Reinig uses copper tooling foil, stamping ink, and a rubber stamp to make a daisy-design plant poke. Guest Helen Gibb uses half dolls and ribbon to make fanciful, sachet and tassel dolls.

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Capitalizing on the elegance and grace created by hand lettering, master calligrapher Ken Brown is on hand to demonstrate lettering in a new medium. Instead of paper, he's using wet cement to make patio stones! Guest Michelle Newman uses Dyna-Flow paint to create a design on a plain silk scarf, then embellishes it with metallic paint leaves for a permanent scrunched look.

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Host Carol Duvall uses a newly-discovered Paper Wood product to design her own marquetry box top. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Donna Contractor, a self-taught tapestry weaver who works primarily with wool yarn. Guest Dee Gruenig shares stipple brush shading techniques that look terrific on cards and stationery.

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Guest Grace Taormina shows how to make a wall display quilt without a lot of sewing using foam core board squares, assorted colored fabric squares, batting and rubber stamp techniques. Guest Cheryl Darrow stamps a design on copper, then highlights it with black ink to create a copper-cover book with an antiqued look.

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Guest Mickey Baskett demonstrates how to make a decorative salt and pepper shaker set and deco diamond place card holders. Travel with the Carol Duvall Show camera crew to the West Coast Origami Conference in San Francisco. See interviews with artists at the convention and many folded pieces of art. Host Carol Duvall shares viewer mail regarding crochet-top hand towels, pot holders and pressed flower note cards.

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Guest Chris Wallace demonstrates how to paint a daisy in decorative style, then in in folk style. Guest Barbara Burnette demonstrates how to make a homemade jig to fashion a wire cloverleaf design as well as how to make charms.

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Guest Karen Thomas shows how to make a folded book necklace using the ancient art of origami. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Ellen Mears Kennedy and her handmade paper created from pigmented pulp, inspired from a 400-year-old Dutch tradition. Host Carol Duvall introduces an idea from Linda Ragsdale for making ordinary push pins into really glamorous decorations.

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Guest Suzanne McNeill teaches how to make a fabulous table top fountain. Guest Emi Fukushima shows how to create a paper and clay pendent.

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Guest Donna Kato shows how to put a new spin on an old Japanese technique, Mokume-Gane, for creating layers of color and unique designs with polymer clay. Guest Cheryl Darrow shows how to create colorful paper dolls with movable limbs.

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Guest Michelle Ross demonstrates a simple, beginning polymer clay pinch pot. Guest David Kreideran introduces an interesting version of woodburning called pyrography. Using many different kinds of wood, he burns in his design, then adds color using mostly oil-based materials. Host Carol Duvall shows how to make several different types of paper dolls that can all be used for scrapbooking, party favors, table placards and table decorations.

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Guest Ana Araujo uses foam core to construct a decorative and practical book. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the Santa Fe Doll Art Show in Albuquerque to explore dolls used for entertainment. Host Carol Duvall reviews the latest types of stamping products, including clear stamps, watermark inks and vintage scented inks.

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Guest Barbara Trombley shows how to create a floral stained glass transparency in a frame. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the West Coast Origami Conference in San Francisco, where several origami folders talk about their techniques and favorite designs. Guest Deborah Henry makes ribbon roses and other flowers.

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Host Carol Duvall uses her friend Pam Toache's idea to make a jacket out of a sweatshirt. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the Smithsonian craft show to explore vessels that come in all shapes, sizes, materials, and adornment. Guest Karen Mitchell shows how to make a fabric transfer bookmark with Liquid Sculpey.

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Guest Ellie Joos shows a simple yet classy approach to making bell pulls by covering a dowel rod with ribbon. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Patti Brennan's Celtic glass designs. Host Carol Duvall introduces several ideas sent in by viewers, including a bangle bracelet pencil holder, wedding thank-you notes and luggage stenciling.

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Guest Renee Sparks demonstrates a new way to transform a plain, four-sided wooden trash can into an elegant home decor item that's both carved and silver-leafed. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Alan Scott Craig and his homemade boomerang collection. Host Carol Duvall creates a curio table with just a few supplies from the hardware store and some leftover fabric.

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Guest Syndee Holt makes a polymer clay bracelet of polymer clay. Host Carol Duvall shows several storage and organizing techniques, including storing stamps in numbered trays, using shelves for paints and using a tackle box for wire supplies.

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Guest Karen Thomas teaches Shibori, the Asian art of painting and dying plain or textured paper by dry brushing. The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit the Smithsonian Craft Show and discover wearable art, including clothing, jewelry and accessories. Guest Barbara Trombley creates a glittery butterfly mobile using stamped images of butterflies and silk flowers.

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Collage artist Dawn Ackerman creates landscape collages using handmade papers. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Florence Baker-Wood, who shares her artistic headdresses and gives tips on how to make them. Host Carol Duvall shares ideas sent in by viewers, including how to make miniature long johns using socks, and a hat from plastic bottles.

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Guest Mary Jo McGraw shows how to make a decorative book cover out of cardstock. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew focuses on different approaches to making furniture shown at the Smithsonian Craft Show. Host Carol Duvall introduces some terrific crafting tools, including electric scissors, rotary cutters with a safe blade, circle cutters that cut through cork and foam board, cartridges to make magnets and stickers, plus glue guns with interchangable heads.

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Guest Barbara DiClemente demonstrates how to create a fabulous faux finish she calls "Tawny Tortoise". Guest Nathalie Metevier shares how to make creative, frame-able art using stamping technique.

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Guest Phyllis Hause shows how to make a fast and easy "toothbrush" rug using torn strips of fabric that do not require conventional sewing. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the Santa Fe Doll Art Show and captures some of the most exquite examples of dolls and their creators. Host Carol Duvall uses five wallpaper squares to make a decorative waste basket.

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Guest Deborah Henry makes ribbon flower tie-ons to decorate fabric gift bags. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Ernie Memmo, a self-taught woodturner with a background in furniture making who bonds exotic wood and acrylics together into blocks to create dazzling designs. Host Carol Duvall makes a wall, or over the door, hanging organizer out of felt for "junk drawer items."

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Guest Ann Mitchell makes a leaf votive with Liquid Sculpey. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits P.J. Sweeney, who makes beautiful bangle bracelets from dichromatic glass. Host Carol Duvall shares some favorite craft supplies, including nesting box sets made from folded paper, blank puzzle sheets thin enough to run through a computer printer and artist oils.

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Guest Ellie Joos makes an ellegant, ribbon collage wall hanging. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits John Crutchfield, who has developed a multi-dimensional graphic art technique for applying fiberglass to brass metal. Host Carol Duvall shares ideas from Pennsylvania viewers, including how to make an Annabella bears, an engraved toilet seat and a Statue of Liberty recreation using wallpaper.

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Guest Carol Scheffler makes gift tags and cards using various rubber stamp techniques. Guest Jeen Brown creates an angel doll with long legs that dangle over a shelf.

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Guest Syndee Holt uses polymer clay to decorate a light switch plate with a sunflower design. Guest Ana Araujo creates fun and functional home office desk accessories, including a tape dispenser and a desk blotter.

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Guest Jane Beard makes paper purses that can be used as party favors or greeting cards. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the Santa Fe Doll Art Show and captures demonstrations of several doll artists' techniques, including the work of an artist who uses polymer clay and an artist who carves wood. Host Carol Duvall shares a faux wall finish project from her son and daughter-in-law.

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Guest Dawn Ackerman shows how to create beautiful abstract collages out of handmade and hand-painted papers. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Christina Ward and focuses on her handmade glass beads. Host Carol Duvall reads a letter and shows some samples from a legally-blind viewer who does most of her crafts by touch or with a magnifying glass.

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Guest Mary Jo McGraw demonstrates how to make decorative paper, and then shows how to create a mosaic and cover the lid of a small box. Host Carol Duvall uses plastic mesh and fabric to create a sock monkey tote and matching wallet, creating a pattern that can be used for any design.

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Guest Barbara DiClemente shows how to create a fabulous faux finishes which she calls "weathered bronze." Guest Carol Scheffler creates a multi-colored picture matte as she demonstrates all the basics of embossing.

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Guest Jeen Brown constructs a doll head with a chenille hat that serves as a pin cushion. Guest Rosemary Carsello shows an easy and inexpensive way to make a wall hanging using theorem stencils and chalk.

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Guest Ann Jacobs Mooney introduces the newest member of the sock animal family--sock reindeer. Guest Laure'l Silverberg demonstrates how to make rubber stamped and painted cookies using fondant-topped cookies, rubber stamp designs and food coloring.

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Guest Jane Beard demonstrates how to make a snowflake window and then demonstrates two quick and easy ways to make luminarias, including an embossed snowflake paper bag luminaria and a die cut-stenciled bag luminaria. Host Carol Duvall shares inspiring holiday ideas from viewers including outdoor ornaments, photo transfers, Christmas card recycling, Santa-face candy spoons, toy ornaments, clothespin napkin holders and a linoleum dollhouse.

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Guest Rosemary Carsello shows how to make elegant, stenciled holiday cards with "mounted" insert that can be used as an ornament by the recipient. Host Carol Duvall fashions a ribbon ornament, package ornaments, paper clay ornaments and tooling foil ornaments.

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Guest Nathalie Metevier shows how to make a unique gift box topper and holiday ornaments using rubber stamps. Guest Jeen Brown makes an angel doll using Wimpole Street Knit Skins, lace doily dress, wooden wings and a wire halo.

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Guest Sandi Genovese show how to make an elegant, inventive and fun jingle bell holiday card. Guest Cheryl Ball uses foam rubber stamps with holiday images to create wonderfully festive soaps.

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Guest Mary O'Neil demonstrates how to make notebooks using stamping techniques. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Keith Parker and his handmade tribal sculptures. Ellie Joos from Offray shows how to make a ribbon diaper centerpiece perfect to decorate a baby shower.

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Guest Vivian Peritts demonstrates how to create a handmade clock. Guest Suze Weinberg shows how to make a "polished stone" egg using glitter, stamps and an embossing technique. Host Carol Duvall features a paper punch flower idea shared by viewer Camille Petrocelli.

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Guest Sandi Reinke makes a moss seat from a bamboo chair, moss cloth, ivy whips and a terra cotta pot. Guest Michelle Gerbrandt shows how to layer and cut paper to decorate a scrapbook.

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Guest Chris Gluck shows how to create a mobile made from wire. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Evelyn Lysette Sorenson and the tapestries she makes without the use of a loom. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make a card holder from folded paper, a project inspired by Karen Thomas of Yasutomo.

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Guest Wendy Simpson Conner makes an African-inspired Kuba beaded frame. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Guillermo Bert, who uses street posters as canvases for his paintings. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates various ways of creating chair covers.

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Mary O'Neil uses stamping techniques to make a velvet tabletop overlay. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on the artwork of S.A. Bennet, who stacks cardboard to make dimensional paintings. Guest Jeen Brown shows how to make a pull-a-part baby bunny.

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Guest Suze Weinberg demonstrates how to create a water card with stamps. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Debbie Hutchinson, who makes jewelry and martini forks by fusing gold and silver together without solder. Guest Helen Gibb makes a ribbon-covered paper mache box.

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Guest Sandi Reinke makes a bulletin board from botanical tiles. Guest Michelle Gerbrandt demonstrates how to spice up a scrapbook page with silhouette images. Host Carol Duvall demonstrates how to make a miniature pie safe that's perfect for pot pies.

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Guest Barbara McGuire shows how to make donut-shaped beads from polymer clay to make a necklace. Guest Nathalie Metevier creates a "frame in a frame" using embossing techniques.

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Guest Sandi Genovese shows an easy way to send three-dimensional messages in a card through the use of diorama. Host Carol Duvall makes a beaded box and then shares some contributions from the Shoebox including a macaroni picture frame, a crocheted TV remote caddy and a crocheted toilet paper cover.

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Guest Mary O'Neil inspires a "stamped sleepover" by showing how to stamp sheets and pajamas. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the National Black Arts Festival to focus on the crafts featured there. Host Carol Duvall presents an overview of many new paper products on the market.

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Guest Alan Scott Craig demonstrates how to create handmade boomerangs. Guest Karen Thomas makes decorative jewelry from paper beads. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Kathy Fenchel and her stump work, a form of embroidery that was a popular pastime of women in post-Elizabethan England.

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Guest Vivan Peritts makes a floral design on a pair of jeans using needlepoint. Guest Becky Meverden shows how to make a Sock Monkey image from polymer clay.

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Host Carol Duvall makes a purple, fur-covered stool from an inexpensive waste basket. The Carol Duvall Show cameras capture the process of making a needlepoint landscape on canvas. Guest Chris Gluck shows how to make wire-wrapped glasses and cups.

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Guest Terry Tyson makes a collage art doll from wooden materials. Guest Wendy Simpson Conner makes a carnival-style watch band from seed beads.

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Guest Mary O'Neil shows how to create stamped cards with resist paper. The Carol Duvall Show cameras focus on Bruce Gray and his whimsical, welded metal sculptures. Guest Jeen Brown makes chenille doll furniture.

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Guest Wendy Simpson Conner demonstrates how to make a needle-woven charm bracelet. The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits Bob and Debi Perry, who make wooden folk art designs. Host Carol Duvall shows products sent in by viewers, including an over-the-window shelf, a birdhouse made from a gourd and stickers made from furnace tape.

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Guest Jan Dressler makes a stenciled, wooden mural. Guest Diana Vandervoort shows how to make embroidered buttons out of spice jar lids.

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Guest Nathalie Metevier makes a cardboard picture frame using a stylus and stamping techniques. Guest Barbara McGuire creates an accordion book from polymer clay.

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Guest Stephanie Scheetz embosses a floral tapestry frame box. Guest Barbara Foster demonstrates a needle-tatting technique to make easy flowers.

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Host Carol Duvall introduces the first episode in her "Making Money with Your Crafts" series.

Guest Mary O'Neil, owner of Hot Potatoes Rubber Stamps, talks about the birth of her business. Next, The Carol Duvall Show camera crew visits the Ten Women Gallery Co-op in Santa Monica, Calif. Then, Duvall interviews store owners Roz Brody and Sara Cron in studio and speaks with a viewer via telephone about marketing crafts.


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Guest Roberta Altshuler makes a "wild women spirit" pin from polymer clay. The Carol Duvall Show cameras capture the making of miniature furniture composed of twigs. Host Carol Duvall shows craft items she received from a group of viewers who participate in a "Carol Duvall swap," where each of the ladies makes a craft inspired by a chosen Carol Duvall Show episode then swap the items among the group, sending one item to Carol.

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Guest Jan Dressler demonstrates how to stencil with wood stain. Guest Karen Thomas makes a kimono gift box from origami papers. Host Carol Duvall shares an idea from a 12-year-old viewer who decorates picture frames with beads. Another viewer sent in a idea to make miniature paper origami suits.

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Guest Barbara DiClemente makes a faux, aged-leather book box using cheesecloth and painting techniques. The Carol Duvall Show cameras visit Rogene Fischer to view some of her stencil work. Host Carol Duvall shares how to make luminaries using hardware cloth.

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Guest Donna Kato shows how to make napkin rings out of polymer clay. Guest Pat DeSantis demonstrates how to dress up ordinary bathroom accessories by gluing on fabric and trim.

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Freelance craft designer Vivian Peritts explains how her original uses for craft products as well as her involvement in the Society of Craft Designers has furthered her career. Then host Carol Duvall talks with Becky Meverden, who went from a one-woman factory owner to a freelance designer. Finally, Duvall talks with craft marketing expert Barbara Brabec on the phone for tips and tidbits on getting a craft business started.

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