A fun test for Anne-Lise! Woohoo! And also, a test of this (new to me) gradient!

Final Stats/Usage
Beads: Miyuki 458: Metallic Brown Iris 4mm cube
Yarn: Wendy’s Wonders SWM/Silk (400m/100g)
Available: 159 g (636 m | 696 yd)

Setup + A .. 3.8 g (15.2 m | 16.6 yd)
Chart B …..… 3.5 g (14.0 m | 15.3 yd)
Chart B …..… 7.9 g (31.6 m | 34.6 yd)
Chart E …. 30.7 g (122.8 m | 134.3 yd)
Chart E …. 49.2 g (196.8 m | 215.2 yd)
Chart D2 … 23.0 g (92.0 m | 100.6 yd)
Chart D2 .… 24.7 g (98.8 m | 108.0 yd)
E (2 rows) .… 4.3 g (17.2 m | 18.8 yd)
Transition .…. 3.4 g (13.6 m | 14.9 yd)
Bindoff ……… 7.0 g (28.0 m | 30.6 yd)

Total Used: 157.5 g (630 m | 689 yd)

Width: 165 cm | 65 in
Depth: 74 cm | 29 in

Notes

• My pattern path was A-B-C-E-E-D2-D2-E(2 rows)-Bindoff Prep-Bindoff
• I used 15 stitch double nupps until chart D, then switched to 13, to conserve yarn
• I used a knitted picot bindoff
• And I had a lot of fun

Early notes, getting ready!
And I changed it all up - I’m still using the green skein, but am going from dark to light. And will be using the Miyuki 458: Metallic Brown Iris 4mm cube. They may say they’re brown, but with the shiny iris they present more as olive and violets. By the time I get to the light end of the skein, these beads will have carried the charcoal through and will be dramatic and (I hope) stunning. :)