Do you mean like the American girl doll size or the 18" barbie type.....or a baby doll type....

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

Hi, I'm new here. I've been crocheting on and off since I was a pre teen. My grandmother taught me. She used to make the most beautiful bed dolls. Alot of them were dumplins designs dolls. I'm wanting to make a few of these bed dolls myself. I'm interested in all bed dolls, but particularly dumplin designs. Over the years, we've managed to lose all but one doll and my aunt has it. Since my grandmother died when I was a teenager, I would like to recreate(or try to) some of the dolls that she made. As I said, I'm interested in all bed dolls, but would really like to have a few of these since they are dolls are I remember that my grandmother made. Dumplin Designs: Megan Laura Abbey Sarah Libby She had also started a beautiful Indian maiden right before she died. If anybody has any patterns or knows someone who might, you can email me at jamewatta@yahoo.com. Thank you so much.

I save mine as a PDF through OpenOffice which is a free program very much like Word and Excel. I am looking for free Annie's afghan patterns. I just recently discovered that they had a daily free pattern. Does anybody know if there is an archive anywhere and are we allowed to share free patterns here?