[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":39},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-lemoyne-star":3},{"designer":4,"brackman":5,"related":7,"sources":11,"da":15,"en":27},null,[6],"3735",[8,9,10],"lone-star","ohio-star","kite-star",[12,13,14],"brackman-lemoyne","spencer-lemoyne","brackman-encyclopedia",{"lead":16,"period":17,"firstKnown":18,"history":19,"use":22,"myth":24},"Otte diamanter, der mødes i midten: en stjerne, der kendes fra quilts helt tilbage i 1790'erne.","USA og Storbritannien, fra slutningen af 1700-tallet","Bladet Ohio Farmer trykte den i 1894 som bare \"Star\", og Ladies Art Company kaldte den omtrent samtidig \"Eight Pointed Star\".",[20,21],"Stjernen af otte diamanter står i kanterne af en medallion-quilt fra 1795, syet i det nuværende West Virginia, og i en medallion fra 1806 i Delaware. Barbara Brackman skriver, at stjernen går tilbage til 1700-tallet. Et eksempel fra 1837 af Clarissa D. Moore har stencilerede mønstre mellem stjernerne.","De første trykte navne var helt almindelige: Star og Eight Pointed Star. Navnene Star of LeMoyne og Lemon Star står på en af Carrie Halls blokke fra begyndelsen af 1900-tallet.",[23],"Diamanterne er 45°, og hjørnekvadraterne og sidetrekanterne sættes ind med Y-sømme, så blokken kræver præcision. Den bruges alene som blok, i rækker, af rester eller i kanten om en medallion, og den er grundformen for [[lone-star]].",{"claim":25,"truth":26},"Navnet kommer af brødrene Le Moyne, der grundlagde New Orleans i 1718, og Lemon Star er en engelsk forvanskning.","Historien gentages i opslagsbøger og på blogs, men vi har ikke fundet kilder til den. De ældste trykte navne er bare Star og Eight Pointed Star.",{"lead":28,"period":29,"firstKnown":30,"history":31,"use":34,"myth":36},"Eight diamonds meeting in the middle: a star known in quilts as far back as the 1790s.","USA and Britain, from the late 1700s","The Ohio Farmer printed it in 1894 simply as \"Star\", and the Ladies Art Company called it \"Eight Pointed Star\" at about the same time.",[32,33],"The star of eight diamonds is in the borders of a medallion quilt of 1795, made in what is now West Virginia, and in a medallion of 1806 in Delaware. Barbara Brackman writes that the star goes back to the 1700s. An example of 1837 by Clarissa D. Moore has stencilled designs between the stars.","The first printed names were plain: Star and Eight Pointed Star. The names Star of LeMoyne and Lemon Star are on one of Carrie Hall's blocks from the early 1900s.",[35],"The diamonds are 45°, and the corner squares and side triangles are set in with Y-seams, so the block asks for precision. It is used alone as a block, in rows, from scraps or in the border round a medallion, and it is the basic form of [[lone-star]].",{"claim":37,"truth":38},"The name comes from the Le Moyne brothers, who founded New Orleans in 1718, and Lemon Star is an English corruption.","The story is repeated in reference books and on blogs, but we have found no source for it. The oldest printed names are simply Star and Eight Pointed Star.",1794245545209]