I had just the toes on each sock left to do when we got home from our mini road trip up the Columbia Gorge, and I finished those this morning.
The pattern is Petty Harbour, with a type of broken rib stitch. They took me about a month to knit, but that was pretty scattered knitting. It is a very simple, fast pattern.
The yarn is Malabrigo sock, Zarzamora colorway. I used about 3/4ths of a skein, so around 330 yards.
I had to Kitchner the first sock’s toe twice – I lose the rhythm if anyone talks to me, which leaves holes. For the second sock, I threatened all within striking range so I could do it without interruption. (Yeah, I’m a lot of fun to have around.)
Perfect fit, cushy, comfy yarn – and now it is time to hunt down another pattern to cast on.
Yellow Bird Stitches 
I warn everyone when I’m about to do Kitchener stitch, too. And I usually say each step out loud while I’m doing it!
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I saw a pendant once that had the steps of the Kitchner stitch engraved on it. I wish I’d gotten it to wear during those trying times.
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