Lindsay English
Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads
Knitting: Cowl
This is a fairly quick knit and a fun and easy way to play with color. Version One Spirals, Version Two is Color Stacking in Stockinette and Version Three is Color Stacking with PoP texture.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
This is an easy to follow basic pattern for those times when you want to make socks but you really don’t want to think about what you are doing, just enjoy the act of making. The pattern lets the hand dyed yarn work its serendipitous magic with the color movement.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
This is a great pattern for some one looking for controlled chaos in sock form. With an easy to follow pattern, you can make a uniquely patterned pair of socks every time. It’s all about the Pop ‘O Purl. Includes instructions on adding arch support or a smaller mid foot for narrow feet.
Knitting: Cowl
This is a great dickey pattern, for those who need to cover their neck under their coat to stay warm and don’t want to wear a turtleneck all day.
Knitting: Scarf
This is a great pattern for the beginner knitter. If you are looking for a new skill try a Russian Join when you add another ball of yarn.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
This great little number knits up quick using one hank of each color in our Sprout Worsted, formerly known as Costa Laurel.
Knitting: Cowl, Scarf
This pattern was created by a Clandestine Knitter at Nitro Knitters using The Fiber Seed’s Sprout. It’s made using our Long Striping color ways in Sprout. Because of gauge and the way we dye our long stripes you get these great small rows of color. But you can use any of our other color ways to make a dazzling cowl/infinity scarf.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Stole measures 18” x 70”, including fringe. This is a simple stole that lets the colors do the talking. It only has 2 different rows in the entire piece, it’s all about when you use them. Alternating between garter and stockinette stitch, it’s easy to remember. You make the fringe as you go, so when your final stitch is cast off you are done!
Knitting: Scarf
Scarf measures 7” x 52”. This is a simple diagonal knit scarf. With a slip stitch edge, it only has 2 different rows in the entire scarf, its all about when you use them. Easy to remember, great for on the go, a true one hank wonder.
Crochet: Scarf
This scarf is a fun quick crochet. It’s light weight and with a 5 row repeat it’s quick to remember and great to take with you in car, bus, plane, or train.
Knitting: Ankle Sock
For either size you need 2 Seedlings in the Main Color and 1 Seedlings in the Contrast Color. If you follow the larger size but make it longer than recommended you will need one additional Seedling in the Main Color.
Knitting: Shawl / Wrap
Using one hank of The Fiber Seed’s Sprout Sock, this shawl is unique construction lends to its shape. Starting in the center of the shawl working in the round, then moving to the working flat on the wings of the shawl, finishing off with a stretchy bind off across the top. You don’t have to cut your yarn, pick up any stitches, and there are onl...
Knitting: Scarf
This scarf is made with one half hank (600yds) of either Silky Seed Lace or Seed Lace. If you split your half hank into 300yd balls you can get two scarves out of one half hank. If you want a longer scarf it will take more thank 300yds.
Crochet: Fingerless Gloves
These mitts are great for those who want to introduce beadwork into their crochet. Worked in the round starting the pattern out with foundation single crochet, working a a simple bead pattern as you go up the cuff and into the thumb gusset, for a perfect dismount with the palm. These mitts work up fairly quickly, great for those in need of inst...
Knitting: Purse / Handbag
This bag has an interesting construction, it’s all one piece. There is no seaming to do here. The pattern is created by alternating colors every two rounds using slip stitches. It can be made out of cotton and lined or it can be made out of wool and felted.
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
These fingerless mitts are great for everyday wear! Perfect for keeping your hands warm while you text, type, etc…These mitts make a wonderful gift or a little something for you! This is a great pattern for learning left and right leaning cables.
Knitting: Beret, Tam
This is a great pattern for those adventurous beginners to expert knitters. The hat knits up quick in a beautiful spiral pattern which will wow everyone that sees it.
Knitting: Fingerless Gloves
Using 2 Sprout Seedlings it’s a simple flat construction that works up quick with a little bit of beadwork dazzle.These mitts make a wonderful gift or a little something for you! This is a great pattern for learning slip stitch bead work, one of many beading techniques for knitting.