Carol Duvall Dead: HGTV's "Queen Of Crafts" Was 97 – Deadline
Carol Duvall, known as HGTV's "Queen of Crafts" and host of The Carol Duvall Show, which ran on the network for more than a decade, died July 31.
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Carol Duvall, known as HGTV's "Queen of Crafts" and host of The Carol Duvall Show, which ran on the network for more than a decade, died July 31.
Carol Duvall — who became nationally recognized for her arts and crafts shows on ABC and HGTV — died in Traverse City, Michigan, on July 31.
On Michigan television and then on national shows, she showed viewers how to make all sorts of decorative and practical items. The responses she got could be moving.
For more than 50 years, Carol Duvall, considered a precursor to Martha Stewart, was invited into viewer homes to demonstrate crafts on TV.
Longtime HGTV host Carol Duvall died on July 31, according to the Detroit Free Press. She was 97 years old.