I kind of felt the same way about my Rick sock too, but I also know that uneven yo's often even out with the first wash. Still stalled on socks, but I am picking up some lace again. Also have been able to put in some long walks with Maggie due to the spectacular weather!
Dorothy | Homepage | 07.11.09 - 4:07 pm | #

You are such an inspiration to knit all those lovely socks. Beautiful job!
Sue J. | Homepage | 07.11.09 - 4:17 pm | #

The sock is looking great! I like the Red Oak too.
Walden | Homepage | 07.11.09 - 6:03 pm | #

After spending days starting Rick using a different number of cast-on stitches, I finally frogged mine. Yours look great, especially in red.
Shirley | Homepage | 07.11.09 - 7:11 pm | #

I remember how the twisted knits stood out when I knitted the Sampler M in the Yahoo group. So cool on a sock! What a color. It's so hard to find a good red to match the one in my mind.
alwen | Homepage | 07.11.09 - 8:31 pm | #

Looks like you selected the perfect yarn for this pattern. Can't hardly wait to see it completed.
Jean | Homepage | 07.12.09 - 10:12 am | #

My husband who is a woodworker named the Red Oak color. It is just right, isn't it?

The Rick sock looks fabulous.
Susan | Homepage | 07.12.09 - 1:48 pm | #

You have been a sock knitting machine. They are all beautiful. I hope your husband is feeling better.
Sheila | Homepage | 07.12.09 - 2:16 pm | #

I don't see any uneven stitches....looks great to me. Every pattern in the book...that will be quite an accomplishment, but I know you can do it!

I really like the colorways of your new etsy vendor. I have been watching for roving that I can't live without! She has lovely fibers!
Kathy | Homepage | 07.12.09 - 5:30 pm | #

Truly a perfectly named colorway
The socks will be magnificent.
kathy b | Homepage | 07.18.09 - 9:29 pm | #