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Yarn: Approx. 1300 yards of fingering weight yarn in 7 colors. You will need a gradient set of 5 mini skeins (92-110 yards) and 2 full size skeins (400-435 yards) in complementing colors. Sample uses: Main Color 1 (MC1): “Coneflower” (dark pink/brown variegated) The Farmer’s Daughter Fibers Rocky Mountain Purls (80% superwash merino/ 20% nylon, 400 yards) Main Color 2 (MC2): “Hermione” (light pink speckle) Primrose Yarn Co. Adelaide (100% superwash merino singles, 435 yards) Gradient mini set from Cedar House Yarns, Sapling Sock Sprouts (75% superwash merino/ 25% nylon, 110 yards). Colors are ordered from darkest to lightest: Color 1(C1): “Ink” (black1) Color 2 (C2): “Smoked Porter” (dark brown) Color 3 (C3): “Bark” (medium brown) Color 4 (C4): “Cervidae” (light brown) Color 5 (C5): “Magic Hour” (pale pink) Needles: US 6 (4 mm) needles, or size needed to obtain gauge Other Notions: Stitch markers (optional), scissors, crochet hook, darning needle Substitute yarns shown are below.
