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Wool and Honey with love

Wool and Honey is celebrating 24 years of business in the quiet yet bustling town of Cedar, leading to a prosperous life and opening its doors to the Leelanau wool-loving public. Liz Neddo is the fourth owner of the wool business.
Liz Neddo of Wool and honey of Cedar holds an art piece that her daughter Cecily made. Enterprise photo by Brian Freiberger

Wool and Honey is celebrating 24 years of business in the quiet yet bustling town of Cedar, leading to a prosperous life and opening its doors to the Leelanau wool-loving public.

Liz Neddo is the fourth owner of the wool business. She has been operating it since 2014. It all started with an interest in natural dyeing and learning how to knit. She also loves shopping, which makes a retail space even more enjoyable.

“We really like doing local yarn and U.S. wools from U.S. companies. That’s how we’ve branded as unique homegrown dyers,” she said. “The things that we love around here, the area, the beauty, going to the beach, all of those things tie into the natural fibers and knitting of our makers.”

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