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

Here is a list of the patterns I have: BED DOLL / MUSIC BOX DOLL PATTERNS THESE PATERNS USE WORSTED WEIGHT YARN MOST PATTERNS ARE FIBRE CRAFT FEW OTHERS ORIGINAL PATTERN TWINKLE STAR CHRISTMAS ANGEL CINDERELLA MOTHERÂS LULLABY LITTLE MISS MUFFET GOLDILOCKS AUTUMN LEAVES SOUTHERN BELLE MARY QUITE CONTRARY PEACH BLOSSOM RAINBOW GIRL LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD MUSICAL BRIDE CHRISTMAS CAROL BEWITCHING BIRTHDAY GIRL AMY MERRY SUNSHINE VICTORIAN GROOM VICTORIAN BRIDE LILLY CONSTANCE MIRIAM ANNABELLE 1776 PATRIOT BETSY ROSS NORTHERN ROSE TEA TIME ALL DOLLED UP A DOLL A MONTH (AMERICAN SCHOOL OF NEEDLEWORK) VOLUME 1 AND 2 MISS HOLLY DRESSES (BARBIE, SKIPPER, STACIE DOLL) FANCY FRILLS VANITY BOX DOLL TOOTH FAIRY (9 ½" DOLL) FAIRY GODMOTHER (9 ½" DOLL) SEA MIST MERMAIDS (8" PILLOW DOLL) CORAL MERMAIDS (8" PILLOW DOLL) COPIES OF PATTERNS MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB POLLY PUT THE KETTLE ON QUEEN OF HEARTS HANSEL GRETEL JILL ERIN REBECCA BALLERINA BEAUTIES DUMPLIN DESIGNS (USEs HEAD AND HANDS) COPIES OF PATTERNS GRAPE JELLY OATMEAL COOKIE CHERRIES JUBILEE CHOCOLATE CHIP HAD PATTERN BUT NOW CANÂT FIND CONFEDERATE SOLDIER NORTHERN SOLDIER INDIAN PRINCESS INDIAN WARRIOR THE FOLLOWING PATTERNS ALL USE COTTON THREAD COMPLETE SERIES IN ORIGINAL ÂCASES ANNIEÂS ATTIC CALENDAR BED DOLL SOCIETY 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 A MOTHERÂS LOVE FANTASY ANGEL INDEPENDENCE ANGEL BEAUTIFUL BRIDE PLANTATION BEAUTIES BY ANNIEÂS ATTIC 1900 CENTURY CELEBRATION COSTUME 1899 TURN OF THE CENTURY LADY J & P COATS VICTORIAN BRIDE VICTORIAN SCHOOL GIRL 1850ÂS SOUTHERN BELLE 1890ÂS BOSTON BEAUTY ROARING 20ÂS LADY SOUTHERN MAID TOOTHFAIRY / ANGEL LITTLE BO PEEP LEISSURE ARTS HOLIDAY DOLLS COLLECTION 1 AND 2 THREAD PATTERNS LOTS OF DOILIES ANGELS SNOWFLAKES TABLECLOTHES BEDSPREADS BRIDAL BOUQUET HOLDER, HAT, ACCE. CROSS-STITCH PAULA VAUGHN SPRING REMEMBERED PART 1 AND 2 QUILTING LESSON THE PORCH SWING ALICE TAYLOR GRANDPA AND THE BOY GRANDMAÂS QUILT GUARDIAN ANGEL THE LORDÂS PRAYER FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND BABY KEEPSAKES BABES IN THE WOODS BOOKLET (10 DIFFERENT ANIMAL BABES) If I can help, let me know. Copying charge and postage is all I require to share. Thanks, Deandra deandra1964@hotmail.com

I've sewn doll clothes for years(over 40),for my DD then GD'S and now GGD's.And the other poster are correct,get the doll first.I have a soon to be 3 year old GGD,and she loves the soft dolls i make,(think rag dolls).She loves to drag them around with her for play and for bedtime.I make her the dolls and the clothes.She isn't to the stage yet where she just wants to change their clothes all the time,she just likes playing with them,talking to them etc. I've made her dolls,bunnies,bears etc,and different sizes in all of them.Then she just took over some of those sort of dolls that i keep around the house for when the kids come over. If she lives close by,take your cues from her!!My almost 3 year oldGGD plays with Barbies,but she doesn't try to dress and undress them yet.She just talks to/with them,and shows them her other babies.Make sure to make her some dollie blankets as well. I have doll patterns going back to when my DD was little 44 years ago,and for all sorts of dolls. Check your thrift stores also for old doll patterns,ours has lots of them from time to time. 2 years ago i made a wardrobe for my niece for her American Girl doll,she was 11 at the time.She was thrilled!! Kathi

I have a book called, "The Doll's Dressmaker." It is loaded with patterns for many sizes of dolls. It includes patterns for several types of hats and bonnets, as well as instructions for making accessories and patterns to sew about anything you want. It is THE book if you want to sew doll clothes. You won't need to buy a pattern again. Take your doll's measurements and compare them to the pattern you want to use. If the pattern doesn't fit, figure a measurement that will fit. Figure out the percentage of difference, i.e. "I need a pattern that is 25% larger/smaller." Then scan the pattern into your computer and increase or decrease the pattern size by the percent you need. Print, and you've got a pattern you can use.