BIRMINGHAM DOLL CLUB OF ALABAMA

Japanese all bisque, an SFBJ gypsy girl, and a 3 1/2 inch repro mignonette.

So happy to see him under the tree!  He is a sparse mohair "one off" named Picadilly Panda, made in 1998.  Sharon Dressman is ...

Our own member Sharon Kirby's (barbiesr@mindspring.com) hand-carved articulated Hitty doll.  She is carved from bass wood and oil pain...

Don't forget to double click on photos to enlarge.  Enjoy!  Michelle's felt Annalees  Doll chair for Billye  A ca...

SAVE THE DATE! "An Evening with Miss Iwate & Alan Pate" 2/21/2013 6:00 PM Miss Iwate – Alabama’s Japanese Friendshi...

You can find hanging display pieces like this at antique shops, flea markets, or Hobby Lobby.  It is fun to fill them with tiny treasu...

Here is a 20" parian with fancy hairdo I found on ebay.  She is unusual in that she has a blue bow in her hair with gold lustre trim,...

 Dorothy had faces of Santas and Elves already made for us using  molds she made from antique ornaments.  She baked the Fimo clay faces in...

We wish you a very Happy Birthday!  Here is a trio of French Petitcollin celluloid dolls dressed in native costumes - Greek, French, and...

This is one of hundreds of paintings and images in the Birmingham Museum of Art's Norman Rockwell Exhibition, which includes all h...

Clowns, pressed felt face made from Dorothy's orig. clay sculpture.  All felt, jointed.  Green Nose has glass eyes. All cotton...

Dorothy says there are stories that go with each one, but they are briefly described below.  Cllick to enlarge. Little Casey and Clo...