Hi, I’m
Sara
I am an artist, mother, nature lover, wild spinner, and weaver—drawn to the quiet beauty of fiber and the ever-changing rhythm of creating by hand. Working with natural fibers has opened a path of living more closely with the earth, where each piece of yarn invites presence, patience, and a deeper listening to life as it unfolds.
Fiber is a living practice for me—always changing, always teaching, always flowing. I am continually shaped by the process, finding joy and peace in making, gathering, and imagining something new.
I seek connection with others devoted to regenerative ways of living—those tending beauty, care, and intention in daily life, while bringing more light, love, and meaning into the world through what they create. My work is deeply rooted in natural materials and in the quiet relationship between hands, fiber, animals, and the land that offers so much.
Incorporating sustainable, regenerative practices is my goal on this fiber arts journey. We take care of our bunny, Patches, in our house, harvest her wool, spin the wool into yarn and knit the final art piece from that yarn. This is a cycle of garment-making that stays as close to home as possible with little waste and very little impact on the environment.
Once I began to knit I felt I could knit forever. My hands just know what to do and crave the making and producing. For this reason, in 2021 I started One Bunny’s Wool. I have been fortunate in expanding my journey into processing and spinning local alpaca fiber, knitting with cotton and growing flax. Creating one-of-a-kind pieces for my shop and doing commissioned work has brought me so much joy and satisfaction, and just confirms my belief that we can regenerate ourselves while transforming our connection to the garments we wear and love.
