Sarah Paulin first learned to knit when she was 5-years old on a long plane ride with her mother. Like most young girls who knit, she discovered scarves early on. Her flying needles could toss one out in a day! When she ran into a snag and if her mother wasn’t around to answer questions, she would find a website with instructions or head to her mom’s knitting basket for a book. Soon, she stepped up to knitting shrugs and ponchos. With increasing confidence and skill, she moved on to projects like purses and handbags. Sarah has a fresh and youthful eye for design. She enjoys experimenting with patterns, color, texture, and embellishments that make each project a unique expression of the knitter.