[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":28},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-tall-geese":3},{"designer":4,"related":5,"sources":9,"da":12,"en":20},null,[6,7,8],"flying-geese","dutchmans-puzzle","kite-star",[10,11],"michell-peaky-spike","wmqfa-speckmann",{"lead":13,"period":14,"history":15,"use":18},"En række høje, smalle gæs: en høj trekant mellem to sidetrekanter.","Enhedens navn Peaky and Spike fra 1980'erne",[16,17],"Høje gæs er vores eget beskrivende navn, og et ældre mønster med netop denne række har vi ikke fundet. Enheden minder om Peaky and Spike: et kvadrat delt i en stor spids trekant og to små. Ifølge Marti Michell navngav Doreen Speckmann det par trekanter i 1980'erne, og hun gjorde dem kendt blandt quiltere med bøgerne Pattern Play (1993) og Travels with Peaky and Spike (1999).","Quiltmuseet i Wisconsin fortæller, at Speckmann brugte dem til at give et indtryk af buer, og at hun vandt klassen for professionelt patchwork ved det første AQS-show i 1985. Hun døde i 1999. Hos hende er enheden kvadratisk; her er den dobbelt så høj som bred, så den er en strakt slægtning og ikke hendes egen.",[19],"Trekanterne har skæve vinkler, så de skæres efter skabelon. Enheden fylder som en [[flying-geese|flying geese]] stillet på højkant, og rækken kan sættes som en strimmel af spidser.",{"lead":21,"period":22,"history":23,"use":26},"A row of tall, narrow geese: a tall triangle between two side triangles.","The unit's name Peaky and Spike from the 1980s",[24,25],"Tall Geese is our own descriptive name, and we have found no older pattern with this very row. The unit resembles Peaky and Spike: a square divided into one large pointed triangle and two small ones. According to Marti Michell, Doreen Speckmann named that pair of triangles in the 1980s, and she made them known among quilters with the books Pattern Play (1993) and Travels with Peaky and Spike (1999).","The quilt museum in Wisconsin tells that Speckmann used them to give an illusion of curves and that she won professional patchwork at the first AQS show in 1985. She died in 1999. In her work the unit is square; here it is twice as tall as it is wide, so it is a stretched relative and not her own.",[27],"The triangles have slanted angles, so they are cut from a template. The unit takes up the room of a [[flying-geese|flying geese]] stood on end, and the row can be set as a strip of points.",1794245545209]