[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":39},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-drunkards-path":3},{"designer":4,"related":5,"sources":9,"da":15,"en":27},null,[6,7,8],"fools-puzzle","dp-circles","dp-checker",[10,11,12,13,14],"brackman-drunkards-path","brackman-fools-puzzle","brackman-temperance","iqm-temperance","webster-1915",{"lead":16,"period":17,"firstKnown":18,"history":19,"use":22,"myth":24},"En kvart cirkel i et kvadrat, i lyst og mørkt: drejer man blokkene, får man stier, bølger og cirkler.","USA, populær fra 1890'erne og ind i 1900-tallet","Både \"Drunkard's Path\" og \"Drunkard's Patchwork\" står i Marie Websters liste over quiltnavne fra 1915.",[20,21],"Barbara Brackman har ingen daterede eksempler fra før 1890'erne. Forskeren Wilene Smith har fundet et beslægtet mønster uden navn i bladet Farm & Fireside i 1891.","Den var især populær i to farver, rød og hvid eller blå og hvid. I 1930'erne blev den og slægtningen [[fools-puzzle]] solgt i mønsterhæfter over hele USA.",[23],"Hver enhed er en bue mellem to stykker, der skæres efter skabelon og syes i en kurve. Det er drejningen, der giver mønstret: den samme enhed kan blive en sti på skrå, [[dp-circles|cirkler]] eller [[dp-checker|cirkler i skak]].",{"claim":25,"truth":26},"Blokken var afholdsbevægelsens symbol: den slingrende sti er drankerens, og blå og hvid var kvindernes afholdsforening WCTU's farver.","Amanda Lensch' undersøgelse af afholdsquilts, som Brackman refererer, fandt aldrig koblingen dokumenteret, og ingen afholdslitteratur anbefalede bestemte mønstre. Museet i Lincoln skriver, at tilhængerne ikke syede quilts i særlige mønstre.",{"lead":28,"period":29,"firstKnown":30,"history":31,"use":34,"myth":36},"A quarter circle in a square, in light and dark: turn the blocks and you get paths, waves and circles.","USA, popular from the 1890s into the 1900s","Both \"Drunkard's Path\" and \"Drunkard's Patchwork\" are in Marie Webster's list of quilt names of 1915.",[32,33],"Barbara Brackman has no dated examples from before the 1890s. The researcher Wilene Smith found a related design without a name in the magazine Farm & Fireside in 1891.","It was a favourite in two colours, red and white or blue and white. In the 1930s it and its relative [[fools-puzzle]] were sold in pattern booklets across the USA.",[35],"Each unit is an arc between two pieces, cut from templates and sewn on a curve. The turning makes the pattern: the same unit can become a diagonal path, [[dp-circles|circles]] or [[dp-checker|chequered circles]].",{"claim":37,"truth":38},"The block was the temperance movement's symbol: the staggering path is the drunkard's, and blue and white were the colours of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.","Amanda Lensch's study of temperance quilts, which Brackman cites, never found the link documented, and no temperance writing recommended particular patterns. The museum in Lincoln writes that supporters did not make quilts in special patterns.",1794245545209]