Luflic is the Old English word for ‘lovely.’ It is pronounced ‘loo-flick’. It was originally used to describe a desirable or attractive person. Over time it also came to describe material objects, suggesting some similarity in our feelings of attachment to both people and things. This chair was named after the technique of knitting sleeves or socks “In the Round”. In general I love knitting, and even better when you find complicated new methods for making it look fantastic:)
Knitt-sit
Luflic is the Old English word for ‘lovely.’ It is pronounced ‘loo-flick’. It was originally used to describe a desirable or attractive person. Over time it also came to describe material objects, suggesting some similarity in our feelings of attachment to both people and things. This chair was named after the technique of knitting sleeves or socks “In the Round”. In general I love knitting, and even better when you find complicated new methods for making it look fantastic:)
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