[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":31},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-quilt-six-point-stars":3,"history-setting-six-point-stars":4},{"designer":4,"related":5,"sources":9,"da":13,"en":22},null,[6,7,8],"quilt:flower-garden","quilt:tumbling-blocks","quilt:six-star",[10,11,12],"qg-hexagon-star","iqm-elegant-geometry","brackman-hexagon-stars",{"lead":14,"period":15,"history":16,"use":19},"Stjerner af en sekskant og seks spidser, der mødes spids mod spids, med sekskanter imellem.","England og USA, fra omkring 1825–1850",[17,18],"Sekstakkede stjerner hører til den samme mosaik-patchwork syet over papir som sekskanterne. The Quilters' Guild har en top af en Mrs Adamson fra 1825–1850 med en stor stjerne i midten og rosetter af sekskanter rundt om, og museet i Lincoln viser Rebecca Scattergood Saverys stjernequilt fra Philadelphia fra 1844, hvor vennerne har skrevet deres navne på stjernerne.","Barbara Brackman viser gentagne stjerner af diamanter i en quilt af Marina Jones Gregg fra 1852 i Charleston Museum, og flere i museer i Kentucky og Virginia. Hun kender intet trykt navn for netop den farvelægning fra før 1970, så \"sekstakkede stjerner\" beskriver mønstret mere, end det er et gammelt navn.",[20,21],"I QuiltCrafter er stjernen en sekskant og seks spidser i én farve på trekantgitteret, og sekskanterne imellem i baggrundens. Syet som \"Hele stykker\" bliver spidserne til diamanter, ellers syes rækker af trekanter.","Den er i familie med [[quilt:flower-garden]] og [[quilt:tumbling-blocks]] og med 60°-blokken [[quilt:six-star]].",{"lead":23,"period":24,"history":25,"use":28},"Stars of a hexagon and six points that meet point to point, with hexagons between.","England and USA, from about 1825–1850",[26,27],"Six-pointed stars belong to the same mosaic patchwork pieced over papers as the hexagons. The Quilters' Guild has a top by a Mrs Adamson from 1825–1850 with a large star in the middle and rosettes of hexagons round it, and the museum in Lincoln shows Rebecca Scattergood Savery's star quilt from Philadelphia of 1844, where friends have written their names on the stars.","Barbara Brackman shows repeated stars of diamonds in a quilt by Marina Jones Gregg of 1852 in the Charleston Museum, and more in museums in Kentucky and Virginia. She knows no printed name for exactly that colouring from before 1970, so \"six-pointed stars\" describes the pattern more than it is an old name.",[29,30],"In QuiltCrafter the star is a hexagon and six points in one colour on the triangle lattice, and the hexagons between in the background's. Sewn as \"Whole pieces\" the points become diamonds, otherwise rows of triangles are sewn.","It is related to [[quilt:flower-garden]] and [[quilt:tumbling-blocks]] and to the 60° block [[quilt:six-star]].",1794245554830]