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LMRM's Warp Library: Vol. 5-4W

$20.00

LMRM's Warp Library: A compilation of scores and compositions by previous weavers Vol. 5-4W celebrates the creative warps designed and put on by LMRM throughout the year. Each volume showcases a 1:1 scale of the warp in an accordion booklet that unfolds to the exact length of the 4-wide TC2. We invited renters in each warp cycle to contribute a 40×60 pixel excerpt of the file they wove on LMRM’s TC2 4-Wide, which has 3,520 ends, 60 ends per inch.

This compilation of draft samples offers a rare insight into a major component of the weaver’s creative process. It’s a publication that nods to our ethos of sharing knowledge and ideas.

Oct. 12 - Nov. 20, 2024. Contributions by Murat Ahmed, Eleanor Goeglein Frick, Katie Vota, Sarah Nicita, Tali D. Halpern, and Amy Usdin.

Year: 2025
Binding: Accordion-style
Language: English
Size: 3.75 x 5.25 in

Risograph printed by Louisa Zheng at Spudnik Press.

LMRM's Warp Library: A compilation of scores and compositions by previous weavers Vol. 5-4W celebrates the creative warps designed and put on by LMRM throughout the year. Each volume showcases a 1:1 scale of the warp in an accordion booklet that unfolds to the exact length of the 4-wide TC2. We invited renters in each warp cycle to contribute a 40×60 pixel excerpt of the file they wove on LMRM’s TC2 4-Wide, which has 3,520 ends, 60 ends per inch.

This compilation of draft samples offers a rare insight into a major component of the weaver’s creative process. It’s a publication that nods to our ethos of sharing knowledge and ideas.

Oct. 12 - Nov. 20, 2024. Contributions by Murat Ahmed, Eleanor Goeglein Frick, Katie Vota, Sarah Nicita, Tali D. Halpern, and Amy Usdin.

Year: 2025
Binding: Accordion-style
Language: English
Size: 3.75 x 5.25 in

Risograph printed by Louisa Zheng at Spudnik Press.

Louisa Zheng studied architecture at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her work explores how architecture, design thinking, art, and publication may interact with people and meaningfully engage the built environment.