This is not a substitute for understanding mendelian genetics. To use this method you must at least have a grasp of how different crosses work and how to deal with double hets.
Note: The original (P) generation can be the listed hets, or the actual double morphs. For example, if it says Hypo het Motley you can use a Hypo het Motley or you can use a Hypo Motley. Using double morphs instead of hets, you can more easily run both halves of a plan.
Note: You can cross the two alternate F2s from the same Plan. For example if you use plan 1 and produce A B het C D from the first set and C D het A B from the other set, you can swap them and breed A B het C D --x-- C D het A B. Swapping produces known hets instead of possible hets. Not swapping produces possible hets, but all of the clutch are at least the same double morph as the parents.