I don't blame you for being proud of that color. It's not actually A color. It looks like it's really at least two colors that run together producing lots of in between shades. And since the original two colors are so close together, they visually mix when viewed and produce a third color!

That's magic!

I love periwinkle blue, the kind where you can't quite decide if it's really blue or lavender. But that shad is hard to find. Too often, the color winds up looking hard, and I don't like that. This is soft and beautiful. Here you've used blue and lavender together to produce this third (visual) shade, and it's one of my all-time favorites.

Is this going up on your Etsy shop, and if so, how much is in the skein? You DID dye more than one skein, didn't you? What is the fiber? Homespun Handknit (the new one) has a small shawl in this shade, and I've been looking for something to make it, or something similar in because the color is SO beautiful. The color in the book is called wisteria.

I'll check your shop again soon, but feel free to give me first crack at it.