More Lorenz manifolds

If you have crocheted your own Lorenz manifold then please email us your photos for inclusion on this web site.

Craig Lazarski's Lorenz manifold and his stuffed chickens

Craig Lazarski
Apex, North Carolina, USA

See more images of Craig's Lorenz manifold and information on his stuffed chickens.

Carolyn Yackel
Macon, Georgia, USA

Co-organizer of the AMS Special Session on Mathematics and Mathematics Education in Fiber Arts.

Leslie Carver
Fort Worth, Texas, USA

Henneke Swenker with her Lorenz manifold

Hanneke Swenker
Groningen, The Netherlands

Detail of the Lorenz manifold by Scott Senate

Scott Senate
Syracuse, New York, USA

Lorenz manifold by Mrs. N. Wagenaar-Veenman

Mrs. N. Wagenaar-Veenman
Balk, the Netherlands

Tanja Hötte
Hagen, Germany

There is an entire slideshow of the crochet process.

Lorenz manifold by Mrs E. Kempees-Pothoff

Mrs E. Kempees-Pothoff
Capelle aan den IJssel, the Netherlands

Snuffykin's Lorenz manifold project

Snuffykin wishes to remain anonymous, but does have a website dedicated to the project.

		Elden Seropian North Haven, Connecticut, USA

Lorenz manifold by Michaela Renz; front view

Lorenz manifold by Michaela Renz; side view

Lorenz manifold by Michaela Renz; enlarged view

Michaela Renz
Freiburg, Germany

View the video about her Lorenz manifold.

Lorenz manifold by Michaela Renz;
unmounted with weaving lines

Michael and Ramona Kloeppel with their Lorenz manifold

Ramona Klöppel
Eisenhüttenstadt, Germany

Michael Klöppel (Ilmenau University of Technology) attended a public lecture at his university, given by Bernd Krauskopf in May 2008. When he saw our crocheted Lorenz manifold, he asked his mother to crochet one for his office in Engineering Sciences.

Lorenz manifold by Kate (@upsidebackwards)

Kate (@upsidebackwards)
Wellington, New Zealand

Kate (@upsidebackwards) took up the Crocheted Lorenz Manifold challenge at the Maths Craft Festival 2016 and is the first person from New Zealand to crochet one. In April 2017, she was honoured for her creation with a bottle of champagne.

photo credit Jess Vovers

Katherine Seaton and Julia Collins
Melbourne, Australia

Katherine Seaton (La Trobe University) and Julia Collins (Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute AMSI) decided to crochet twin Lorenz manifolds for display at the 2018 Maths Craft Australia event in Melbourne.

Both Lorenz manifolds with trusty sheep Haggis

Coen Keer
The Netherlands

Coen Keer prefers woodwork over crochet. His sculptures are freeform staying true to the essential features of the Lorenz Manifold.

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Tammy Lynch
Palmerston North, New Zealand

Tammy Lynch (Massey University) got expert help with mounting her crocheted Lorenz manifold at the 2019 NZ Mathematical Society Colloquium, held in Palmerston North.

Margit Nützel
Ilmenau, Germany

Margit Nützel crocheted her Lorenz manifold in 2020 during the COVID-19 quarantine time. Her crocheted Lorenz Manifold hangs in the entrance of her house, under the staircase. You can view the individual stages of its creation, along with additional notes to the crochet instructions on raveℓry.

If you have crocheted your own Lorenz manifold then please email us your photos for inclusion on this web site.