A turtleneck sweater for Barbie.

Pattern includes a pair of pants/trousers too, pictured in second photo (sweater in second photo is from a different pattern).

Sweater is worked flat, in one piece, starting front bottom up. At armhole new stitches are cast on for sleeves. When front is finished, neck stitches are put on holder and new stitches are cast on for back neck. Then work continues from top down to make the back part of sleeves and body. Sides and underarm are then sewn. Front neck stitches are knitted to make half turtleneck, back neck stitches are picked up to make the other half, then neck sides are sewn.

Pants are worked flat, bottom up, one leg at a time, then legs are joined at crotch (center front) and worked in one piece to waist. Finally inseams and center back are sewn.

Look for pattern by number at http://www.stickatillbarbie.se.
The website is in English & Swedish, but patterns are available in several languages.

On the website you’ll find the patterns listed on the left, by number, grouped on pages.
Accessories like hats, scarves or bags are listed in the accessory section, below in the left column.
Click on numbers to open a page, look for the numbered image, then for the link to the desired language below it (clicking on the image will only enlarge it).

This pattern comes in a .doc file, except for Russian version that links to another website.

Pattern calls for specific yarn only in some languages, this information is missing in others.
Gauge is not given in the pattern but you can find it in the yarn section of the site.