by Lyn on Saturday, Mar 10 2012 at 07:12PM CST

by A Former Customer on Tuesday, Sep 27 2011 at 03:38PM CDT

I used to love this store. I have always recommended it to my friends, but I don't now. I emailed and called several times to order some leather soles for the slippers I knit. She lied and said that she was going to order them "next week", however that was a month since I had ordered it. Several months later...no leather soles. I emailed again and got no response...she totally blew me off. To this day I still have no idea why she did that. I won't go back again or recommend her to anyone anymore. That's not a way to conduct a business. She drove other customers away when i first started going there. Apparently she holds grudges.

by Lindy on Sunday, Sep 20 2009 at 07:04PM CDT

Inish Knits: the shop itself is small, cozy with a wonderful atmosphere - warm, charming, inviting. The shop speaks oodles about its owner, Melissa who is just as warm, friendly, charming, and delightful as her shop. Melissa has a very nice selection of beautiful yarns, a good selection of classes from which to choose and is always ready and willing to help you with any problem and/or any project.

Cedar, MI is a small rural northern MI (lower peninsula) town in Leelanau County - the mitten's little finger. Along with Inish Knits there is a quilt shop next door, a jewelry artist across the street, and at the north end of town, a great restaurant located next door to an equally great wine tasting room. A trip over to Cedar is a lovely drive - 15 or 20 minutes at most from downtown Traverse City. Enjoy! :-D

Lindy - a happy customer who happens to love Cedar, Inish Knits and Michigan's little finger :)

by knitpickins on Tuesday, Aug 18 2009 at 02:33PM CDT

I was recently staying near Lake Ann and drove to Cedar specifically to go to Inish Knits. What a pleasant surprise! I am surprised that such a small town can support this type of yarn shop. The selection was not large, but what was stocked was very nice quality. Also carries Elizabeth's Designs yarns from a local indie dyer who is a friend. Perhaps the best part... the owner's husband grows sweet corn, which is sold by the shop during the summer. What a treat! I love small town shops for just this kind of thing.

by happyknitter on Tuesday, Nov 11 2008 at 07:16AM CST

Cute little shop, owner very friendly. Disappointed in yarn selection, not much to choose from at this time.

by Anonymous on Sunday, Oct 19 2008 at 04:41PM CDT

Melissa is a fabulous teacher and very encouraging to beginners.
She has a very nice selection of yarns. I love going to her shop.

by Anonymous on Sunday, Feb 03 2008 at 10:15AM CST

I've traveled alot and explored many, many knit shops along the way. Inish Knits is, by far, my favorite. Melissa's selection of fibers and patterns is exquisite. Cedar, Michigan, is a bit out of the way but well worth the drive.