BARLEY TURNER
Cheddar & Wells
England

WELCOME
Hello I’m Barley, I was a primary school teacher for over 20 years and now teach knitting classes in and around the Cheddar, Wells and Winscombe areas of Somerset.
I run after-school Kids Knit classes in primary schools and holiday workshops. Also, Knit Night & Day groups for beginners, those returning to knitting and those who would like to spend time with like minded people. Materials, patterns and projects are available or bring your own projects.
mob: 07765 213520
TIMETABLE
Classes are suspended due to Covid.
Kids Knit
Knit Night & Day
Tuesdays: 7.00 – 8.30pm, Draycott (at a private address)
Wednesdays: 5.30pm – 7.00pm, Cloth, 16 Broad St, Wells, Somerset. Want to learn to knit? Haven’t knitted in ages and want to boost your skills. Then this is the class for you! I can provide you with patterns, needles and wool, or you can bring your own. This class is held in a relaxed, friendly, creative environment with tea/coffee included. Starts April 11th. £6.00 per session
Thursdays: 1.30pm – 3.00pm, Bread and Beyond, High St, Chewton Mendip. Want to learn to knit? Haven’t knitted for ages and want to have another go at it or you are a more experienced knitter who would like to come and knit in company? Then this is the class for you! I can provide you with patterns, needles and wool, or you can bring your own. This class is held in a relaxed, friendly environment of Bread and Beyond. Enjoy coffee and cake as you knit. Starts 12th April. £5 per person

'Pippa started knitting with Barley when she was at primary school. Initially she wanted to start because Barley was her “favouritest ever teacher so if she knits, then it simply must be really fun”. How right she was! Pippa listed knitting as her favourite after school activity, above swimming, climbing, cello and choir. She has branched out into crochet and arm knitting of her own volition and has been so inspired by Barley that she has continued to knit. She finds knitting both therapeutic and creative and always keeps in touch sending pictures of her work to Barley via her mum’s phone.Barley is kind, inspiring, gives 100% care and focus when teaching and has so many interesting and wonderful stories to share that it makes knitting more of a super fun educational joy than a mere knit-one-purl-one exercise'. Sarah, Pippa’s Mum.