BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

I found this sweet 8.5" hard plastic walker (when legs move, head moves side to side) doll at an antique shop in Philadelphia, MS. ...

About.com: Doll Collecting Click on the above to see an interesting website about doll collecting. This page has information about French ...

I found this 6.5"sweetie at an antique shop. She has jointed arms. She's dressed in a crepe paper dress adorned with old me...

CLICK ON THE ABOVE PICTURE TO GET THE FULL PATTERN. Sharon

Haven't heard from Janet, but I think this one is about 3" tall. Cute.

Here are 2 recent acquisitions of a former Birmingham Doll Club member who decided to collect small dolls. She had run out of room f...

j ointed pictures by barbiesenior - Photobucket Here are photos of a wooden doll Sharon carved in her carving class. Great, Sharon! Cli...

BARBIE IN CHINA? Click on the above to read about Mattell's Chinese venture.

UFDC Region 9 Newsletter Click on the above to see the latest Region 9 Newsletter.

Barbie, the Big 5-0 Click above to see an interview with a Barbie designer.

Barbie is 50 today! Happy Birthday, Barbie! Click on the line below to see a news article and a video. Barbie is 50

Martha Ann, before any of your club members think I speak with a lisp, whistle show tunes, like Liberace and prance around at gay pride para...

Below is the clickable site where I found this information on the internet. You may want to click on this to get more information than I wa...

M&M's Miniature Baby Dolls Click on the link above to see M&M's Miniature Baby Dolls. They are cute, and realistically det...

    Here is a cute collectible 13" vinyl and cloth baby doll, which resembles the 1943 Effanbee soft, floppy, cloth-bodied Baby...

  Here are some antique baby dolls. There are 2 Bye-Lo babies on the left, and one on the right (made in Germany and designed by Grace Stor...

    Here is a "Mama-made" Raggedy Ann which took my fancy at the Huntsville Doll Show and Sale. She is my mascot during chemo; I ...

    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...