Sewing An easy way to get patterns for MSD and smaller

I was going to post in the "What are you currently sewing"-thread at first, but then I realized I had something potentially useful to say, so I decided to make a new thread.
Recently I've been looking for patterns, but googling turned up very little useful stuff. I was looking for a women's dress shirt.
Google and Pinterest turned up barely any doll patterns for the kind of thing I was looking for, however some patterns meant for humans caught my eye. Specifically, some pins leading to a site called Dr.Cos that hosts free patterns. The actual human sized patterns are clearly useless, but the pins themselves have miniatures of the pattern pieces on them, presumably as a preview. Here's an example Tailor Collar Jacket Free Sewing Patterns | Jacket pattern sewing, Sewing patterns, Sewing patterns free. I, in a moment of inspiration, decided to simply print out the preview of some of them. I enlarged them some before printing. Then I cut them out and voilá, I had some pretty decent MSD patterns. I still needed to make fit adjustments of course, and I needed to figure out my own seam allowance (but I would do that anyway because different materials benefit from different seam allowances I think), but what I've tried to sew with the patterns I gained this way is pretty decent.
Here are some in-progress pics:
Here's the shirt I went looking for in the first place. It's not done yet, but it fits really well so far. I need to add darts, finish the edges and button rows, and also add the collar, but the sleeves turned out great if I do say so myself. They fit exactly as I wanted them to (and I'm still pretty much a novice at sewing).
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This is a leather skirt obviously, it's not more fitted at the waist because my order of snaps and buttons isn't here yet, but I think it already looks decent.
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Here are the pieces of the original shirt pattern without any adjustments (aside from being enlarged before printing)
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And these are my finished pattern pieces (minus one collar bit):
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As I said, I had to adjust some stuff, I made the sleeves longer, made some pieces wider, but overall I didn't have to do more that I would've if I used a dedicated MSD pattern, because patterns specifically for this doll don't exist anyway.
The patterns are already free, so they're worth experimenting with I think.