Programming

BJD reviewer, video blogger, and DollCon Dallas hostess-with-the-mostest Asenva BJD will kick off the con with introductions and help us get to know each other! Come to this interactive panel to meet the people behind the dolls!

Large bags (such as duffel bags), rolling doll carriers, luggage, and strollers are prohibited. They may not be used as walking assistance devices. All beverages must have secured lids. The Vendor Room has a capacity of 100 people. If this limit is reached, there may be a wait for vendor room entrance. No sitting is allowed in the vendor room. Our hangout room and the lobby area have space to rest, chat, and put your dolls down. Our vendor room, like all DollCon Dallas spaces, accommodates wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility devices. Only dealers who have paid for a vendor table and who have signed a contract with DollCon Dallas may sell anything. The exception is at the Swap ‘N’ Sell meet on Sunday afternoon.

No food or uncapped beverages in the hangout or photography rooms You’re welcome to do small crafts in the hangout room that will not impact other attendees or their dolls. No chemicals, spraying, sanding, noises, art supplies that could transfer to others, etc. If you have a spill or mess of any kind, please let the room managers know. They can assist with cleanup and provide a clean tablecloth if necessary. If you have mobility issues and would like us to reserve a seat for your use during the convention, please send an email with your name and requirements (near an aisle, in a corner, etc.) to: ADMIN@DOLLCONDALLAS.COM

No food or uncapped beverages in the hangout or photography rooms.

Learn the basics of pattern creation with Jacob Hosey of Blank Space Dolls.

Sam Szczesny-Dale of Nocturne Doll Studio will teach a glam faceup with a limited-choice palette so you can customize your eye shadow. Soft pastels, watercolor pencils, sparkle powder, and acrylic gloss will be used. The instructor will do the sealant spraying. All materials except sealant will be provided in a mini faceup kit for you to take home.

Artist Brea Banks of Le Petit Monde will take your through her steps for creating beautiful custom wigs out of yarn.

What’s the difference between fashion doll scale and YoSD? Are 18″, Playscale and MSD the same thing? Asenva’s going to clear everything up with an explanation of doll sizes and how they can or can’t share clothing, props, etc.

Abbey Herrington-Kelso will help attendees create two sets of custom eyes. Pre-Registration only.

Jennette Bullock will teach her doll dyeing techniques, do’s and don’ts, and answer your questions.

Jennette Bullock, Jacob Hosey and Leslie Hogue will discuss their experiences with diversity and inclusion and how the fashion doll industry participates. This is a moderated panel and will be led by Nina Davis. DollCon Dallas expects attendees to be respectful of everyone’s views and experiences.

Join Ros of One Thyrd to make an adorable lighted curio cabinet for your doll!

If you wish to host a room sale/party, please PRE-REGISTER by February 9, 2024. When you arrive at con, text your room number to 469-630-2205 by 5pm on Saturday, February 17th. A list of room parties will be posted on the DCD website under the "Room Parties" tab of the Programming menu. Sales may NOT take place in public areas of the hotel.  Room party end times are the decision of the person hosting the party. *Room sales/parties are not official DCD events. DollCon Dallas will not monitor, mediate, take responsibility, or assume any liability for events occurring at room sales/parties. Shop and socialize safely!

BJD reviewer, video blogger, and DollCon Dallas hostess-with-the-mostest Asenva BJD will kick off the con with introductions and help us get to know each other! Come to this interactive panel to meet the people behind the dolls!

Large bags (such as duffel bags), rolling doll carriers, luggage, and strollers are prohibited. They may not be used as walking assistance devices. All beverages must have secured lids. The Vendor Room has a capacity of 100 people. If this limit is reached, there may be a wait for vendor room entrance. No sitting is allowed in the vendor room. Our hangout room and the lobby area have space to rest, chat, and put your dolls down. Our vendor room, like all DollCon Dallas spaces, accommodates wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility devices. Only dealers who have paid for a vendor table and who have signed a contract with DollCon Dallas may sell anything. The exception is at the Swap ‘N’ Sell meet on Sunday afternoon.

No food or uncapped beverages in the hangout or photography rooms You’re welcome to do small crafts in the hangout room that will not impact other attendees or their dolls. No chemicals, spraying, sanding, noises, art supplies that could transfer to others, etc. If you have a spill or mess of any kind, please let the room managers know. They can assist with cleanup and provide a clean tablecloth if necessary. If you have mobility issues and would like us to reserve a seat for your use during the convention, please send an email with your name and requirements (near an aisle, in a corner, etc.) to: ADMIN@DOLLCONDALLAS.COM

No food or uncapped beverages in the hangout or photography rooms.

Learn the basics of pattern creation with Jacob Hosey of Blank Space Dolls.

Sam Szczesny-Dale of Nocturne Doll Studio will teach a glam faceup with a limited-choice palette so you can customize your eye shadow. Soft pastels, watercolor pencils, sparkle powder, and acrylic gloss will be used. The instructor will do the sealant spraying. All materials except sealant will be provided in a mini faceup kit for you to take home.

Artist Brea Banks of Le Petit Monde will take your through her steps for creating beautiful custom wigs out of yarn.

What’s the difference between fashion doll scale and YoSD? Are 18″, Playscale and MSD the same thing? Asenva’s going to clear everything up with an explanation of doll sizes and how they can or can’t share clothing, props, etc.

Abbey Herrington-Kelso will help attendees create two sets of custom eyes. Pre-Registration only.

Jennette Bullock will teach her doll dyeing techniques, do’s and don’ts, and answer your questions.

Jennette Bullock, Jacob Hosey and Leslie Hogue will discuss their experiences with diversity and inclusion and how the fashion doll industry participates. This is a moderated panel and will be led by Nina Davis. DollCon Dallas expects attendees to be respectful of everyone’s views and experiences.

Join Ros of One Thyrd to make an adorable lighted curio cabinet for your doll!

If you wish to host a room sale/party, please PRE-REGISTER by February 9, 2024. When you arrive at con, text your room number to 469-630-2205 by 5pm on Saturday, February 17th. A list of room parties will be posted on the DCD website under the "Room Parties" tab of the Programming menu. Sales may NOT take place in public areas of the hotel.  Room party end times are the decision of the person hosting the party. *Room sales/parties are not official DCD events. DollCon Dallas will not monitor, mediate, take responsibility, or assume any liability for events occurring at room sales/parties. Shop and socialize safely!

My Lady Disdain will broadcast a special edition of their YouTube show, Smart Doll News, directly from DollCon Dallas. Whether you’re a collector, or not, you’re sure to learn something about Smart Doll! You don’t need to have a Smartdoll to join in the fun – all dolls are welcome.

Large bags (such as duffel bags), rolling doll carriers, luggage, and strollers are prohibited. They may not be used as walking assistance devices. All beverages must have secured lids. The Vendor Room has a capacity of 100 people. If this limit is reached, there may be a wait for vendor room entrance. No sitting is allowed in the vendor room. Our hangout room and the lobby area have space to rest, chat, and put your dolls down. Our vendor room, like all DollCon Dallas spaces, accommodates wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility devices. Only dealers who have paid for a vendor table and who have signed a contract with DollCon Dallas may sell anything. The exception is at the Swap ‘N’ Sell meet on Sunday afternoon.

No food or uncapped beverages in the hangout or photography rooms You’re welcome to do small crafts in the hangout room that will not impact other attendees or their dolls. No chemicals, spraying, sanding, noises, art supplies that could transfer to others, etc. If you have a spill or mess of any kind, please let the room managers know. They can assist with cleanup and provide a clean tablecloth if necessary. If you have mobility issues and would like us to reserve a seat for your use during the convention, please send an email with your name and requirements (near an aisle, in a corner, etc.) to: ADMIN@DOLLCONDALLAS.COM

No food or uncapped beverages in the photography room.

Jacob Hosey of Blank Space Dolls will teach you the basics of a simple, natural face-up on vinyl. All materials except sealant will be provided in a mini faceup kit for you to take home! A 1/6 fashion doll-sized head is included. PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY.

Sam Szczesny-Dale of Nocturne Doll will give an overview of the tools, materials, and techniques used for doll modifications, tattoos and faceups and answer your questions.

We’re all counting pennies these days! Nyla Sembawah will discuss BJD companies that don’t break the bank.

One of our most popular panels!  Asenva hosts this fun interactive game time with prizes and lots of laughs!

FREE WORKSHOP Leslie Hogue of Magical Magpie will help you turn a driftwood twig into a magical tool in this free make-and-take! This project will work as a staff for small dolls or a wand for larger dolls. Seats will be given on a first-come, first-served basis. You can reserve a spot with the panel room director to make sure you have a seat!

Setup time for attendees who registered for free tables at the Swap & Sell event.

This event takes place in the Workshop Room (Livingston, 1st Floor).

It is limited to dolls, plushies, figures, or related items that are clean and in good condition. No items intended for humans are allowed. All items must be legitimate (no recasts or bootlegs). No commercial sales.

SELLERS

• You must pre-register online for one of the 35 free spaces. Registration for can be found on our website under the “programming” tab.
• Any leftover spaces will be given at the convention on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Spaces are 3 feet long and are limited to one per attendee.
• Attendees can request placement at the same table.
• Setup is from 2:30pm – 3:00pm

SHOPPERS

Shoppers may bring only what they can carry in their arms or in a flat, medium-sized tote bag for swapping. No duffels, large bags, or rolling containers

My Lady Disdain will broadcast a special edition of their YouTube show, Smart Doll News, directly from DollCon Dallas. Whether you’re a collector, or not, you’re sure to learn something about Smart Doll! You don’t need to have a Smartdoll to join in the fun – all dolls are welcome.

Large bags (such as duffel bags), rolling doll carriers, luggage, and strollers are prohibited. They may not be used as walking assistance devices. All beverages must have secured lids. The Vendor Room has a capacity of 100 people. If this limit is reached, there may be a wait for vendor room entrance. No sitting is allowed in the vendor room. Our hangout room and the lobby area have space to rest, chat, and put your dolls down. Our vendor room, like all DollCon Dallas spaces, accommodates wheelchairs, scooters, and other mobility devices. Only dealers who have paid for a vendor table and who have signed a contract with DollCon Dallas may sell anything. The exception is at the Swap ‘N’ Sell meet on Sunday afternoon.

No food or uncapped beverages in the hangout or photography rooms You’re welcome to do small crafts in the hangout room that will not impact other attendees or their dolls. No chemicals, spraying, sanding, noises, art supplies that could transfer to others, etc. If you have a spill or mess of any kind, please let the room managers know. They can assist with cleanup and provide a clean tablecloth if necessary. If you have mobility issues and would like us to reserve a seat for your use during the convention, please send an email with your name and requirements (near an aisle, in a corner, etc.) to: ADMIN@DOLLCONDALLAS.COM

No food or uncapped beverages in the photography room.

Jacob Hosey of Blank Space Dolls will teach you the basics of a simple, natural face-up on vinyl. All materials except sealant will be provided in a mini faceup kit for you to take home! A 1/6 fashion doll-sized head is included. PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY.

Sam Szczesny-Dale of Nocturne Doll will give an overview of the tools, materials, and techniques used for doll modifications, tattoos and faceups and answer your questions.

We’re all counting pennies these days! Nyla Sembawah will discuss BJD companies that don’t break the bank.

One of our most popular panels!  Asenva hosts this fun interactive game time with prizes and lots of laughs!

FREE WORKSHOP Leslie Hogue of Magical Magpie will help you turn a driftwood twig into a magical tool in this free make-and-take! This project will work as a staff for small dolls or a wand for larger dolls. Seats will be given on a first-come, first-served basis. You can reserve a spot with the panel room director to make sure you have a seat!

Setup time for attendees who registered for free tables at the Swap & Sell event.

This event takes place in the Workshop Room (Livingston, 1st Floor).

It is limited to dolls, plushies, figures, or related items that are clean and in good condition. No items intended for humans are allowed. All items must be legitimate (no recasts or bootlegs). No commercial sales.

SELLERS

• You must pre-register online for one of the 35 free spaces. Registration for can be found on our website under the “programming” tab.
• Any leftover spaces will be given at the convention on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Spaces are 3 feet long and are limited to one per attendee.
• Attendees can request placement at the same table.
• Setup is from 2:30pm – 3:00pm

SHOPPERS

Shoppers may bring only what they can carry in their arms or in a flat, medium-sized tote bag for swapping. No duffels, large bags, or rolling containers