I don't have a pattern, but when I collected dolls you could buy them in the toy department at the stores at doll stores. If you can find an old pair, take it apart and use it as a pattern. Panties would be easy to make. I googled and found sock panties, very clever. They wouldn't have to be a certain size because they would stretch. Here is a link that might be useful: sock panties

They have many free embroidery designs at the ThreadArtist.com web site > http://www.threadartist.com and they are quality designs that stitch out well. There is a article at http://www.threadartist.com/embroidery_basics_tutorial_lesson.htm that show you how to choose a quality design that you may want to read. They have many unique embroidery patterns there that sews out great. Barb Here is a link that might be useful: Embroidery by Thread Artist designs

You can get a pre-printed copy of the pattern from School House Press. It's about $3. If free is all you are interested in, go to your public library. Check Elizabeth Zimmermann's books. The design is in at least two of her books. You're not going to get any on the net because of copywrite issues. It's not so much a pattern, as a recipe. However, it is made on a round needle and if everyone in your group is new to knitting, that might not be the best thing to start with.

acraftylady, Thank you for checking, but that is "Award Winning KNIT Afghans." The pattern I want is in "Award Winning BABY Afghans." calicokitty, Thank you for the info. I found the seller you mentioned, and there certainly are two books available. Unfortunately, I have been unemployed since May, so I can't really justify over $13 (including shipping) when I only want one pattern. I already have the perfect yarn in my stash. I will have to wait and hope the book is available when I have a little extra cash again if no one is willing and able to share it.