Hocking Hills Stitch Markers yarn As a mutable sign

As a mutable sign

Aminah Robinson was a huge part of Columbus culture and is well known to this day

This yarn isn't inspired by a whole museum but a particular collection available at the Dittrick Museum of Medical History at Case Western Reserve University

54yards each

with forty different species

Hocking Hills Stitch Markers yarn As a mutable signFor our Hocking Hills markers, we wanted to highlight some of the local flora! Each is representative of a plant found in the area. The darling little pine cone shape is from the Eastern Hemlock. Then there's a Shagbark Hickory nut, Silver Maple seed and a bloodroot flower. The last is my personal favorite the Dutchman's Breeches flower it looks like a little pair of pants! If the Fresno nightcrawler had a favorite flower, my guess is that this would