[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":37},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-quilt-medallion-maple":3,"history-setting-medallion-maple":4},null,{"designer":3,"related":5,"sources":8,"da":19,"en":28},[6,7],"quilt:medallion","quilt:medallion-maple",[9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18],"qg-heritage","vam-sarah-wyatt","qg-billings","qg-chintz-frame","nqr-rajah","brackman-more-medallions","brackman-democracys-empire","brackman-chintz-panels","iqm-block-by-block","brackman-jinny-beyer",{"lead":20,"period":21,"history":22,"use":26},"En midte med runder af kanter, stykker eller blokke uden om, som rammer om et billede.","Storbritannien fra 1700-tallet; USA omkring 1780–1840; genopdaget fra 1970'erne",[23,24,25],"Medallion-quilten er den ældste af opsætningerne. The Quilters' Guild kalder rammerne \"meget typiske for britisk patchwork\": Victoria and Albert Museum har et tæppe mærket \"Sarah + Wyatt 1801\" med fire vindmøller i midten, en ramme af trykt bomuld og en kant af trekanter, og The Quilters' Guild Billings-tæppet fra omkring 1805–1810 med femten rammer. Rajah-quilten fra 1841, syet af kvindelige fanger på skibet Rajah på vej til Tasmanien, har en midte af udklippede chintz-motiver og bånd af patchwork rundt om.","I Amerika daterer Barbara Brackman de indrammede medallions til omkring 1780–1810, og i hendes optælling af daterede quilts har fire ud af fem fra 1700-tallet en midte, mens fire ud af fem fra 1840'erne er syet af blokke. Skiftet til blokke kom i 1820'erne og 30'erne, skriver museet i Lincoln. Fra omkring 1815 blev der trykt stofpaneler til midten af chintz-quilts. Ordene medallion og frame quilt er yngre: Brackman mener, de først kom i 1900-tallet, måske med Ruth Finley i 1929.","Medallion-quilten kom igen, da quilting blomstrede op i 1970'erne. Jinny Beyers medallion \"Ray of Light\" vandt bladet Good Housekeepings konkurrence i 1978 blandt næsten 10.000 quilts, og i 1990'erne blev round robins populære, hvor en gruppe syr hver sin runde på hinandens quilts.",[27],"I QuiltCrafter bygges en medallion indefra og ud i quiltvisningen: en midte af én blok eller et lille gitter, og runder, der kan være ensfarvede kanter, en enhed gentaget eller blokke. Med \"Fyld siden\" får rundens blokke præcis den størrelse, der passer.",{"lead":29,"period":30,"history":31,"use":35},"A centre with rounds of borders, pieces or blocks round it, like frames round a picture.","Britain from the 1700s; USA about 1780–1840; rediscovered from the 1970s",[32,33,34],"The medallion quilt is the oldest of the settings. The Quilters' Guild calls the frames \"very typical of British patchwork\": the Victoria and Albert Museum has a cover marked \"Sarah + Wyatt 1801\" with four windmills in the middle, a frame of printed cotton and a border of triangles, and The Quilters' Guild the Billings coverlet from about 1805–1810 with fifteen frames. The Rajah Quilt of 1841, sewn by women convicts on the ship Rajah bound for Tasmania, has a centre of cut-out chintz motifs and bands of patchwork round it.","In America Barbara Brackman dates the framed medallions to about 1780–1810, and in her count of dated quilts four in five from the 1700s have a centre, while four in five from the 1840s are made of blocks. The change to blocks came in the 1820s and 30s, the museum in Lincoln writes. From about 1815 fabric panels were printed for the centre of chintz quilts. The words medallion and frame quilt are younger: Brackman thinks they only came in the 1900s, perhaps with Ruth Finley in 1929.","The medallion came back when quilting flourished again in the 1970s. Jinny Beyer's medallion \"Ray of Light\" won the magazine Good Housekeeping's contest in 1978 among nearly 10,000 quilts, and in the 1990s round robins became popular, where a group each sews a round on each other's quilts.",[36],"In QuiltCrafter a medallion is built from the inside out in the quilt view: a centre of one block or a small grid, and rounds that can be plain borders, a unit repeated or blocks. With \"Fill the side\" the round's blocks get exactly the size that fits.",1794245547672]