I am fascinated by the play of color caused by the changing seasons and weather patterns: designs carved by wind on snow and water, how sunset and sunrise illuminate the clouds, the soft glow of maple buds in the spring, and the way the mountains seem to disappear into the distance and blend with the clouds on a humid summer day. I am also influenced by the time I spend every year in the Southwest, backpacking in the canyons of Utah and Arizona, or in the wilderness of southern New Mexico.

Through my tapestries, I hope to share some of the peace and well-being I feel sitting on a mountain-top, gazing at the distant peaks and ridges and watching soaring kestrels at play on the thermals that rise from the valley below.

Sarah began weaving in 2001 during a visit to Santa Fe, New Mexico. With a background in watercolor painting, knitting and needlepoint, she quickly became enthralled with the process of “painting with wool.”

Sarah became a juried member of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen in 2007. She has work on display in five of the League's galleries throughout the state. She has had a sales booth at their Annual Craftsmen Fair for the past three summers.

Sarah has participated in numerous juried and unjuried art exhibitions throughout the United States.