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18 years ago

I'm looking for crochet patterns for barbie and american girls dolls. I'm trying to suppliment my income by making and selling things. If anyone knows where I can get free or inexpensive patterns likes the paradise publications patterns please let me know. Thank you!

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jjknitter
18 years ago
4-29-06
I found a site long time ago that just sells all kinds of
doll patterns at: Craft Finder (http://www.craftfinder.com)
American Girl is there.
Hope this helps and good luck.
dortycakes
18 years ago
Gidge has at ton of free Barbie patterns at her site. Not as elaborate as Paradise dolls, but very nice.

Here is a link that might be useful: Originals by Gidge
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