TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sweaters To Go for standard & Passap
fingering yarn, single bed, page 3
Lazy Peek-a-boo Lace & Looking for Jo for standard & Passap
Single bed, fingering yarn, page 4
Coats for To Go Cups
3 gauges to work on standard, mid-gauge & bulky, single bed, page 5
Sweaters to Go for bulky & mid-gauge
#4 yarn, ribber optional, strip knitting instructions included, page 6
Vested Sweaters to Go for standard & Passap
Fingering weight sock yarn with stretch, page 8 see below for bulky version
Tutu to Go for Standard Gauge Japanese Machines
Fingering weight yarn, page 10, See Tiny Dancer for bulky version
Tux to Go for All Gauges
Fingering weight yarn for standard & Passap, worsted weight yarn for bulky & mid-gauge,
page 14. Standard and bulky versions are single bed, Passap uses 2 beds.
Bride to Go for Standard & Passap Machines
Fingering weight yarn, page 13 See Tiny Dancer for bulky version
Back to Work
Two gauges, instructions for standard Japanese, Passap, mid-gauge & bulky, p. 14
Have it Your Way-5 designs
Page 15. Bulky & Mid-gauge basic sleeve that includes several versions: Looking for Jo,
Pick a Patch, Lazy Peek-a-boo Lace, Vested Sweater to Go and a Back to Work version.
Worsted weight yarn. Single bed.
Tiny Dancer aka Bride to Go, Ballerina, Prom Queen
Bulky version of these frilly girls, single bed, worsted weight yarn plus Red Heart Sashay,
page 17
Double bed version of Tiny Dancer, Bride to Go, Ballerina, Prom Queen
Alternate approach for Passaps and anyone with a ribber, page 19
Perfectly Passap
Notes to help Passap knitters with techniques that may be unfamiliar page 24
Charming Cup Sleeves
Knit charms of any kind right onto a sleeve. All gauges & machines. Page 25
COATS FOR STAY AT HOME CUPS
Ribbed Coat for china mugs
2 gauges: standard/Passap, Superba or mid-gauge/bulky, ribber optional page 20
Initial Coat for china mugs
2 gauges work on standard/Passap, Superba or mid-gauge/bulky, single bed, duplicate
stitched page 21
Fair Isle Coat for china mugs
2 gauges work on standard/Passap, Superba or mid-gauge/bulky, single bed, design
may be knitted automatically or hand selected on hobby machines page 22

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