BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

    Someone must have been good all year for Santa to bring this for a present! Here is "Angelique," a French Figure A Steiner, c...

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        Here are some very interesting chinas (shiny as opposed to mat) and a few bisque (unshiny) dolls - also a few compositions, includin...

        This 2006 Reception opened our exhibit of dolls depicted in the U.S. Doll Stamps (see earlier post for photos of the dolls). Miss U...

  A member found these antique ceramic heads in an estate sale; they are beautifully sculpted and painted. She made bodies and dressed them...

        Use a paper towel to determine size for your doll's foot. Here are a few patterns. You must add about 1/4" ...

        After making cuts around edge, glue seam to one of the sole cutouts, which can be cardboard or leather. The second so...

        Here are dolls waiting for their shoes to be finished. Also a pair of finished shoes with grommets from the craft store, leather-li...

A snow baby (sometimes spelled snowbaby) is a small figurine that depicts some aspect of the Christmas holidays or of winter sports such as ...