[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":38},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-sawtooth-star":3},{"designer":4,"brackman":5,"related":7,"sources":11,"da":18,"en":28},null,[6],"2138",[8,9,10],"flying-geese","ohio-star","friendship-star",[12,13,14,15,16,17],"lac-1898","webster-1915","brackman-early-sawtooth","iqm-sawtooth-star","henryford-sawtooth-star","spencer-evening-star",{"lead":19,"period":20,"firstKnown":21,"history":22,"use":25},"Et stort kvadrat i midten med fire flying geese som takker: en af de ældste og enkleste stjerner.","USA, fra slutningen af 1700-tallet","Som \"Evening Star\" i Ladies' Art Companys katalog fra 1898 (nr. 5), tegnet præcis som denne blok.",[23,24],"Barbara Brackman regner stjernen blandt de allerførste patchworkmønstre. Hun viser den på en quilt med indskriften \"Done in the Year 1777\" og på quilts fra 1783, 1787 og 1797; nogle af de tidlige stjerner er appliqueret i stedet for syet af stykker. Museet i Lincoln har en med navnet Elisabeth C. Jones fra Pennsylvania, 1820–1840, og The Henry Ford en fra omkring 1840.","Navnene har vekslet. Ladies' Art Company solgte den som Evening Star, The Henry Ford kalder sin quilts mønster Tippecanoe and Tyler Too og Aunt Eliza's Star, og Sawtooth Star, savtakket stjerne, er nyere. Evening Star blev også brugt om andre stjerner: Carrie Halls blok med det navn fra omkring 1930 er sekskantet.",[26,27],"Takkerne er fire [[flying-geese]]-enheder, og hjørnerne og midten hele kvadrater, så alt skæres med lineal. Brackman kalder den en god begynderblok.","Midten kan være ensfarvet, et stort mønstret stof eller en mindre blok, fx en ny stjerne. Den er i familie med [[ohio-star]], hvor takkerne er timeglas, og [[friendship-star]].",{"lead":29,"period":30,"firstKnown":31,"history":32,"use":35},"A large square in the middle with four flying geese as points: one of the oldest and simplest stars.","USA, from the late 1700s","As \"Evening Star\" in the Ladies' Art Company's catalogue of 1898 (no. 5), drawn exactly like this block.",[33,34],"Barbara Brackman counts the star among the very first patchwork patterns. She shows it on a quilt inscribed \"Done in the Year 1777\" and on quilts of 1783, 1787 and 1797; some of the early stars are appliquéd instead of pieced. The museum in Lincoln has one with the name Elisabeth C. Jones from Pennsylvania, 1820–1840, and The Henry Ford one from about 1840.","The names have varied. The Ladies' Art Company sold it as Evening Star, The Henry Ford gives its quilt's pattern as Tippecanoe and Tyler Too and Aunt Eliza's Star, and Sawtooth Star is newer. Evening Star was also used for other stars: Carrie Hall's block of that name from about 1930 is hexagonal.",[36,37],"The points are four [[flying-geese]] units, and the corners and the middle plain squares, so everything is cut with a ruler. Brackman calls it a good beginner block.","The middle can be plain, a large print or a smaller block, such as another star. It is related to [[ohio-star]], whose points are hourglasses, and [[friendship-star]].",1794245545208]