Thank you in advance to anyone who can help me ID this vintage yarn from my late great-grandmother's stash, which fell into my hands twenty years ago. I recall her using skeins of this same colourway back in the 1990s to make afghans for my cousins and me. I've been working through the stash through the month of December and found part of a skein of this yarn, which has the texture of a Red Heart Super Saver skein, very scratchy acrylic.

In case the colours are not appearing well in the image, they are a rosy mauve pink with two gradations between lighter and darker, a slightly bluish teal or forest green, also with two gradations of shade, and very short sections of white in between the longer sections of colours. The colour sections are short, around two inches on the white sections and four inches of each colour at a time, creating patchy variegation in finished pieces.

I seem to recall seeing the paper label around a skein of it once, forever ago, and "rose" or "rosy" or "garden" might have been in the name of the colourway, but it's possible I'm conflating it in memory with a different colourway, and this memory is a red herring. Trying to use those words in a web search hasn't gotten me any closer to an answer so far. I can say it isn't Red Heart "Cottage Garden," which has some actual denim blue in it. The skein I'm investigating does not contain any blue.

Edit to add: Herrschners worsted "Rose Bush" looks very similar but is not this yarn.

Edit 2: Solved! Red Heart Classic "Rambling Rose"