Edmund Bertram-Bombshell Worsted

Yardage: approx. 218 yd./198 m. Gauge: 4.5-5 stitches per 1" on US size 7-9 needles 100% superwash merino “But there is nobleness in the name of Edmund. It is a name of heroism and renown..." Edmund Bertram is one of the less flashy heroes of Jane Austen, and therefore, is often overlooked. But his steadiness, strong sense of duty and character make him one of the most noble. His main fault is a tendency to only see the world through his perspective, assuming others have the same values and perspectives he does: which leads him into missing Fanny's obvious attraction to him and also seeing more virtue in the flighty Mary Crawford than is really there. However, he gets it right in the end and his undying care for Fanny throughout the whole book redeems much. This color honors Edmund's "true blue" character with rich sapphire, sturdy shades of chocolate, and a touch of soft lavender, broken by a light smattering of blood red speckles. Dyed in layers to achieve quick color changes, this handsome blend is perfectly dependable for your next project. I use professional quality acid dyes to ensure vivid colors that will last. No two skeins are identical: if you need more than one skein for your project, be sure to alternate rows to ensure variegation. Please note that each skein is a unique work of art and may not exactly match the photos, but will be very close. I may reskein your yarn before shipping to avoid tangles if necessary. Want your skein shipped ready to knit? Click here to get it wound into a center pull cake! Remember to add one cake winding per skein you want caked!