Star, What type of pattern do you want? Sew, knit or crochet. I can tell you what I did for a 36" doll. I crocheted a dress. I used a this pattern. I used regular 4 ply yarn and a H-Hook And it fit perfect. http://www.fibrecraft.com/html/freecrochetredriding.html Hope this help. lolart Here is a link that might be useful: crocheted dress

Saw your notice - I, too, am looking for patterns for that size doll. Have looked in fabric shops and found none - don't want to pay $16.00 for a pattern anyhow. Do you think we could somehow buy a child's size pattern and have it printed smaller? There must be a way. Don't give up.

Thank you again everyone. Regarding Barbie Doll, I am passionately against Mattel for promoting eating disorder. Regarding cooking, (for me), cooking without experimentation is like traveling without sightseeing. The shrimp dish preparation and plating � I found very fresh large head-on shrimps in the store. I know shrimps with head are not treated with chemicals. The heads had a lot of roe in them. The problem of cooking large shrimps with the head on the normal way would make the head fall off and all the delicious roe would be lost. The way the shrimps were shaped and grilled prevented that. You just pick up the head and suck all the luscious goodies out. Not everyone has eaten yard-long string beans. The way the beans were plated was to make people appreciate the interesting length of the beans. The pork ribs dish preparation and plating � Sous vide ribs is unbelievable. Imagine Medium done ribs. However, the shape of a slab of pork ribs is difficult to fit in the sous vide cooker. Basically I froze the ribs, wrapped it in plastic bag and using my table saw and sliced it into three two-inch wide strips. That took about 30 seconds. The strips were coiled into a circle, which fitted nicely into the sous vide cooker. With seasoning (Mad Hunky Rub) in the cooker for 24 hours at low temperature, the ribs were truly tender, juicy and flavorful. After the ribs were cooled, they were quickly grilled on very hot charcoal. I did not make the curved shape for the purpose of plating, they came out of the sous vide cooker that way. dcarch

Hancock's (if you have one nearby) carries all the brands of patterns, and they have regular sales which usually include patterns for .99 cents. Yes, the ones that usually sell for $12 or more. You might also look in the crafts dept for the ''baby doll'' kits that come with clothing patterns....couldn't cost much more than the branded patterns, Another idea is a doll from a thrift store or yard sale that has clothing you could deconstruct.