One third of the way. I will confess to having a few doubts about my color order when I started using the blue, but now that I'm bringing another pink in I'm really happy with it. Basically when I mixed up the colors I interlaced the two gradient sections, placing the speckled skeins in where I thought they would fit.
This is the original order of the skeins.
When pairing colors I tried to match the values - hue, intensity, saturation - pulling the blues to one end and the greens to the other and tying it together with the pinks and speckles. For the starting and ending skeins I had to have colors that would work together, but I didn't want to have two speckles.
Pattern: Easy Bias Lace by Carolyn Blakelock
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Kiri
Needle: US 5 (3.75 mm)
This is the original order of the skeins.
When pairing colors I tried to match the values - hue, intensity, saturation - pulling the blues to one end and the greens to the other and tying it together with the pinks and speckles. For the starting and ending skeins I had to have colors that would work together, but I didn't want to have two speckles.
Pattern: Easy Bias Lace by Carolyn Blakelock
Yarn: The Unique Sheep Kiri
Needle: US 5 (3.75 mm)
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