BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

These are carved by Sharon. The big one, 10.5", is not quite finished. She was started when Sharon was carving in the Ozarcs. The sma...

Here are 2 Hitty dolls that Sharon carved enjoying the recent Birmingham snow. Girls, where are your coats? Nice carving job, Sharon! ...

Here are Billye, Lydia, and Martha arriving. Here is Martha with Leeann and her Valentine dress, across from a nice lady who moved f...

Bastien doll clothes for sale I think Wilma likes her doll and outfit! Special valentine dress for LeeAnn Denis Bastien, Lee...

Here are photos from our road trip to Huntsville for the Valentine's Day LeeAnn Event. The luncheon was enjoyable, the...

Here is a 16.5" hard plastic 1950's walker with "160" on her neck. She may be LuAnn Simms by Roberta Doll Co. L...

This collector loves cloth dolls, as you can see, but these china dolls at the bottom by Ruth Gibbs caught her eye, and they...

Effanbee's Patsy dolls were a hit in the 1920's and 1930's, and many other companies tried to copy her looks wit...

Here are 2 sweet Md. Alexander babies in their Christmas dresses - Victoria and Kitten, along with the real cat Hello Kitty. These belo...

No ashes and switches in these stockings!

Everyone enjoyed the Christmas Party immensely.

We had much fun and fellowship (sistership?) at our Christmas Party.

Here are 2 fantastic doll displays we were delighted to see at our Christmas Party, and the final results of our wool felting...