Welcome to Green Lake, the next neighborhood we’ll visit in our Seattle Sock Series Green Lake is one of the smaller neighborhoods of Seattle, most of it taken up by the lake itself. Most of the neighborhood is made up of residential but what it’s really known for is the recreation area that exists around the lake. Soccer fields, dirt bike jumps, volleyball courts, baseball diamonds, fishing, tennis courts, and a huge 2.8 mile running course around the lake make up the park. This is truly the place to be on those nice Summer days. Just don’t jump in the water….and avoid the Canadian Geese. Yeah, good luck with those.

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Supplies:
250-400 yards/228-365 meters of fingering weight yarn depending on the size of your foot
Recommended: Yarnaceous Salta Fingering, Knit Picks Stroll
US 1 (2.25mm) knitting needles for knitting in small circumferences. Either 9 inch circulars, 24 inch for magic loop, or DPNs
Stitch Markers
Tapestry Needle
Optional: a sock ruler & row counter

Gauge: 9 stitches x 11 rows in one inch on a US 1 needle in stockinette in the round
There are three sizes of sock for different foot circumference 7” (8”, 9”). Measure around the ball of your foot to determine which size will be best for you.