Ron (Harry Potter Inspired Collection)

Hand dyed, fingering/sock weight, Harry Potter Inspired yarn with a mixture of orange, blue, and brown. The yarn base is an 80% Superwash Merino Wool/20% Nylon blend that's perfect for socks, hats, scarves, sweaters, blankets, and shawls. The yarn works up in a variegated pattern. This listing is for 1 skein of yarn and is ready to ship. Props not included.

-Ron 

Ron Weasley, the 6^th of 7 children born to Arthur and Molly Weasley, is a pure blood wizard who is best friends with Harry and Hermione (later becoming Hermione’s husband). Being that he comes from such a large family with not much money, hand me down clothes and books were necessary and often caused teasing from the well-to-do, rich pure bloods, which most likely played a huge part in Ron’s self-doubt and assurance in himself as a competent wizard. Ron is a good and loyal friend to Harry and Hermione and funny, but at times would come off as insincere, immature even. However, we all know that he goes through quite a character arc and grows and matures into the young man that helps Harry find a destroy Horcruxes, kills a Basilisk, and finally, FINALLY believes in himself enough to profess his love to Hermione.

The Ron colorway is a bold colored, variegated yarn. Here we have a rusty orange color, much like Ron’s red hair and a bright blue like his eyes. There’s also a chocolate brown that compliments the blue and orange.

Have fun making your next pair of socks or any lightweight item of your choice with this yarn. See what kind of magic you can make with it.

-80% Superwash Merino Wool/20% Nylon

-2-ply, Fingering/Sock Weight, 100 grams, 399 yards

-Handwash in cool water with a mild soap. Dry flat.

If using more than 1 skein in a project, it is highly recommended to alternate between skeins every few rows, as there will be variations between skeins due to the hand dyeing process.

**Darker colored, highly saturated yarn, may have some color release when washed. Highly recommend to hand wash again before starting your project. Mixing wash with distilled white vinegar or a small amount of rubbing alcohol will help. Helpful to add color catcher sheets to your wash as well.