TABLE OF CONTENTS
SQUEEZE FRAME PURSES
Squeeze Frame Purse Basics
Penny Pincher Coin Purse 1-woven all machines-Passaps substitute slip
Penny Pincher Coin Purse 2-stand up with shaped bottom, fairisle
Penny Pincher Coin Purse 3-shaped with sock yarn
Eyeglass Case– includes design shown plus fabrics lined & unlined
Phone Sleeve
Hexagon Bag
SNAP FRAME PURSES
These are cut and sew purses made with stockinette, fairisle, weaving, slip stitch or felted fabric using cut and sew methods. Instructions for drawing a template for any frame and several purse styles are given along with reproducible patterns for the 3 purses shown.
Overview
Choosing and sizing the fabric
Knitting purse fabric and creating felt as an option
Construction of the purse
Attaching the frame
Pattern creation template
3 reproducible patterns are given for the purses shown on pages 18, 24, 25
MOVE OVER MARY POPPINS! CARPET BAGS MADE EASY
Overview
Figuring fabric size
Optional lining
Bottom shaping
Passap fairisle design
Japanese machine fairisle designs
Each purse has multiple versions including gauges for standard/Passap machines and mid-gauge/bulky machines. Some include simple stockinette directions as well as the featured pattern. Manual methods are included for hobby machines. Passaps cannot make the woven fabric used in Penny Pincher #1 but can make a purse of the same shape using slip stitch which will look similar.
PURSE HANDLES, HARDWARE & ATTACHING OPTION
PASSAPS generally refer to standard gauge instructions for gauge. Specifics are given where your machines differ from Japanese machines. Extra Passap technique notes are given to help you.

eBook published in October 2015 by The Answer Lady

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