I did a quick search for your specific pattern and the only one that came up was sold. I think you could find something similar from Kwik Sew...they have quite a few easy fit pullover dresses. They don't sell patterns from their site but they have a store locater and some online dealers listed. Otherwise, eBay is worth searching. I've found many patterns there that are out of print for a good price. Here is a link that might be useful: Kwik Sew Patterns

Hi - looked up the pattern & it's a retro wrap dress (right?), so I imagine that it would look rather large when laid out flat. FYI, womens apparel manufacturers can basically choose whatever measurements they want to correspond w/ their sizes - & Ready To Wear sizing has gotten really misleading over the last decade or so. I can now wear size 0 in some brands, when I used to be a solid 6 in Misses & a 9 in Juniors. I worked for a small manufacturer for awhile back in the late 80s & their sizes were determined by the clientele demographics - which tended to be bigger than average. The 'average' nowadays is even bigger & size labeling has reflected that. Menswear(mostly) & pattern makers do not go by the same 'rules' - they tend to go by measurements, rather than a size label. Here is a link that might be useful: Butterick B4790

I just Googled "Cabbage Rose Patterns" and it's the first hit. Here is a link that might be useful: Cabbage Rose

Dirt Under My Fingernails Do you mean the #4370? If so, it is yours. Please send me your snail mail address and I'll get these all out today. LindaLu I just sent you an email. Send me your snail mail address and the #9801 is yours. Enjoy! Gemini40 Not really, LOL! I'm just sharing some good karma. One of our members was so kind to send me a pattern she wasn't using and I was searching for. She wouldn't accept payment, so I thought I'd share some of my patterns and let a few others feel happy to get a new project. I still have two patterns looking for a home... ----- Very Easy Vogue, #7424, Skirt and asymmetrical top suit, sizes 12/14/16. http://www.antiquedollhouseofpatterns.com/shopcart/catalog/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=11&products_id=15420 ----- University Moda, #MU12, Patchwork Tiles quilt pattern. I can't find a link anywhere. It's based on fat-quarters and shows a 7" inch center square tihe four-patch corners and double 2x7 bars between the corners. It's a good pattern to highlight certain fabrics. ----- This has been fun for me. As I make more progress in the sewing room, maybe I can offer a few more things!