BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

(Click on photos to enlarge) These precious dolls representing the royal court have been handed down from generation to generation. ...

The Birmingham Doll Club of AL sponsored a Wooden Doll Carving Workshop March 3-6, led by Janet Cordell. There were many happy and talen...

We saw these marvelous wool felted animals by Kathy Bailey (from Oklahoma) at the Tupelo, MS Doll Show. By using long felting needles and ...

Some of our Birmingham Doll Club of Alabama made the trip to Tupelo, MS in the rain yesterday, and it was definitely worth it.  Here are a...

Thanks to Dorothy for these instructions.  She has been doing doll repair for years, and is an expert.  I tried it on a Deanna Durbin wig, ...

Our February program featured half-dolls as pincushions, candy holders, vases, porcelain containers, brushes, and just plain...

Half-Dolls - February 13, 2011 Meeting at Debra's (Thanks for the informative program, Debra!) Half-dolls are sometim...

March 3-6, 2011, Doll Carving Class, Vestavia Hills, AL Teacher: Janet Cordell, Master Carver for the state of Arkansas. To learn more...

Here are instructions I used for many years to make bodies for the reproduction china dolls I used to make.  Pardon the stains.   It...

http://dolllinks.blogspot.com/ Here are many links to doll collecting - enough to keep you busy a while.  Some of the subjects are identi...

Here are hand carved dolls, based on the antique Hitty doll found in an antique shop years ago. Some of these were carved by...

Here are Bitty Babies, the 18" American Girls, and the 6" American Girls. There are historical characters, and also the o...

Stick legs of dollar doll. Mold No. 370. Mold No. 390 or Floradora.

Mold No. 370 face. Watch for chubby cheeks on these dolls. Mold No. 390 or Floradora doll. Mold No. 390.

Some of my girls! The stunning 1894 /DRGM doll that many say was made for the French trade. This AM face is one of the most beauti...