BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

The Santa figures (tree lights up in first photos, and third photo is a Viking Santa) and Jumeau reproduction were made by Ka...

Jill with pretty Walkure (made by Kestner) wearing a new mob cap made from a doily lined with contrasting color.  Round elastic was ru...

Normandy Bonnet (from the Delineator 1886): The Normandy Bonnet achieved great popularity for children's wear during ...

We were greeted by Dorothy's dolls modelling different styles of bonnets, and offered materials and patterns for mob...

Here are Barbara (top) and Ann (bottom) with their new Hitty dolls carved by our member Sharon, who will be featured doll artist a...

1. Kathe Kruse doll, 2. Unknown maker with talking witch doll,  3. L to R: Casey, original felt doll by Dorothy Clark, ...

1. Lillian, portrait doll of makers' daughter, 2. Snow White and The Little Prince, 3. Musette, a candy container, ...

Our own member Sharon's hand-carved wooden Hitty dolls.  Note the wood grain in the on the right.  She has perfected the oil-painte...

Effanbee Patsy Tinyettes, 1 of 50 shaved muzzle teddy bear, 1927 Hebee Effanbee compo, Norah Wellings cloth doll, wooden Dutch doll,  F...

I have some exciting news!! I've been asked to be a special guest doll artist at a doll show and sale in Georgia! It is October 15 an...

"Athena" Here is one of a group of assemblages by artist Audra Kohout, who has an exhibit of her work currently in a New O...

I dressed this sweet 12" Bru in a vintage dress. I added silk ribbon streamers, and ran satin cording and ribbon through the lace ...

Covered Wagon hairdo, about 1840-50, pink tint. Flat top hairdo, about 1860, rare brown eyes. Highland Mary hairdo on left m...