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Welcome to Magnolia, the next neighborhood we’ll visit in our Seattle Sock Series Magnolia was named completely by accident, with the US Coast Survey of 1856 thinking the Madrona trees that covered the area were actually Magnolia trees. The neighborhood is surrounded by water on three sides, with Elliot Bay to the south, Puget Sound to the West, and Salmon Bay and Shilshole Bay to the north. Although most of Magnolia is residential neighborhoods and “The Village,” Discovery Park is a key feature of the area. Discovery Park is Seattle’s largest park and features West Point Lighthouse which was built in 1881 and is the oldest lighthouse in Washington State!

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Supplies:
250-400 yards/228-365 meters of fingering weight yarn depending on the size of your foot
Recommended: Knit Picks Capretta, 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
A cable 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.