Contact & Visit

Information on how to contact us, the studio, our stockists and the island.

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The Birlinn Yarn Company
Sunhill
Isle of Berneray
Outer Hebrides
HS6 5BQ

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The Studio

You are very welcome to come meet our yarn, learn about crofting and our rare breed pedigree Hebridean sheep.


At the studio we sell our yarn, knitting and crochet patterns, books, haberdashery and our organically processed sheepskins.


I am also an artist so you can find out about my creative practice by visiting me and through my website: megrodger.com

 

Birlinn Studio Open Hours: April-September Tuesday-Thursday 10:00-15:00

Closed: 

Monday 14th - Friday 18th September

Monday 28th September - Friday 2nd October

If you would like to visit outside these hours by arrangement please use our form below or email: meg@birlinnyarn.co.uk
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Meg in Birlinn Studio with knitting samples

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Our Stockists

The Scottish Textiles Showcase

20 St Mary’s Street,
Edinburgh,
EH1 1SU.

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Wild and Woolly

116 Lower Clapton Rd,
Lower Clapton,
London
E5 0QX

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MacCulloch & Wallis

25-26 Poland St,
London
W1F 8QN

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The Isle of Berneray

The Isle of Berneray derives its name from the Old Norse Bjarnar-øy, which means either “Bjorn’s island” or possibly “bear island”.

The island is situated in the Sound of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland and has a permanent population of around 130 people.

 

We are an active and busy community, with Gaelic still spoken widely and the main sources of employment being crofting, fishing, fish farming and tourism.

 

The west side of Berneray is one long uninterrupted white sandy beach bordered by a machair full of wild flowers. A respectful approach to agriculture through generations of crofting has ensured that the delicate ecology has been maintained and the island is still a wealth of flora and fauna.
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Isle of Berneray Community Website