TABLE OF CONTENTS
These are machine knitting patterns

• how cocoons work: sizing, fabric, casting on and binding off
• universal classic pattern
• charts for filling in the universal pattern with any of yarn on any machine to get any size of cocoon record keeping sheet.
• universal skinny sleeve shrug pattern
• universal shrunken shrug pattern

SPECIFIC PATTERNS

• Classic Turtleback Pattern is for Passap and Japanese standard gauge machines.
• Aran Wrap Any gauge of machine with a ribber can make this pattern. Passaps can make a version using another single bed tuck stitch. Pattern is written with bulky numbers plus charts to substitute any gauge in the pattern blanks. Single bed tuck with ribbed edges.
• Over the Top Any gauge of machine with a ribber and full fisherman’s rib capacity can make this design. Passaps can make it too. Tamm Bebe yarn will work on all. This design adds knitten on sleeves to the turtleback concept
• Shrunken Shrug Any gauge of machine with a ribber, including Passaps can make this. This design uses Tamm Bebe which works on all machines. Easy Lace Wrap. Any gauge of machine with a ribber, including Passaps can make this. Pattern is written for standard gauge & fine yarn with instructions for changing gauge included.
• Sleek Sleeves A skinny, sleeves-only shrug for all machines with ribbers using Bebe yarn great for ballerinas and evening wear

Shawl with Sleeves

MACHINE NOTES:
machines with 8 mm-9 mm needles spacing are considered bulky
machines with 6.5-7 mm spacing are considered mid-gauge
machines with 4.5-5 mm spacing are considered standard gauge.
Machines with 3.6 mm needle spacing are considered fine-gauge.
The patterns have not been tested for fine gauge machines.

eBook published in May 2010 by The Answer Lady

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