[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":44},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-hourglass":3},{"designer":4,"related":5,"sources":10,"da":22,"en":33},null,[6,7,8,9],"big-dipper","broken-dishes","half-square","square-in-square",[11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21],"iqm-hourglass-netherlands","iqm-hourglass-purmerend","iqm-hourglass-1880","iqm-broken-dishes-1883","lac-1898","brackman-ever-widening-circle","brackman-blockbase-use","brackman-ebay-find","webster-1915","newfields-sheridan","brackman-sheridan",{"lead":23,"period":24,"firstKnown":25,"history":26,"use":30},"Et kvadrat delt i fire trekanter langs begge diagonaler, mørke foroven og forneden og lyse i siderne.","Europa og USA, fra slutningen af 1700-tallet","Navnet Hour Glass står i Ladies' Art Companys katalog fra 1898 (nr. 196), men om en anden blok. Om fire trekanter som disse brugte Kansas City Star det ifølge Barbara Brackman første gang i 1932.",[27,28,29],"Enheden er gammel. Det internationale quiltmuseum i Lincoln, Nebraska, har to hollandske medallion-tæpper fra omkring 1790 og fra 1795–1800 med felter af netop denne enhed, og museet kalder dem Hourglass. Fra USA har det en Hourglass fra 1880–1900, hvor timeglassene skifter med ensfarvede kvadrater.","Navnet har siddet på mindst tre forskellige blokke. Ladies' Art Company kaldte et kvadrat i kvadrat med strimler omkring for Hour Glass, bladet Wallace's Farmer brugte i 1929 navnet om en firefelts-blok, og ifølge Barbara Brackman var Kansas City Star i 1932 den første, der brugte det om fire kvartkvadrat-trekanter. Marie Webster har navnet i sin liste fra 1915, men uden tegning. Museer kalder også nogle gange en quilt af timeglas for Broken Dishes, som en fra 1883 i Lincoln.","Et særligt eksempel er en quilt af silke og fløjl fra 1880'erne på Newfields i Indianapolis, måske syet af Irene Sheridan. Barbara Brackman har skrevet om den som en mulig sørgequilt.",[31,32],"Timeglasset er en [[half-square|halvkvadrat-trekant]] delt én gang til: to halvkvadrat-trekanter lagt ret mod ret, syet og skåret over på den anden diagonal giver to timeglas. Fire timeglas, hver anden vendt, giver [[big-dipper]].","Sat side om side danner timeglassene zigzag og stjerner hen over quilten. Med et ensfarvet kvadrat imellem bliver de roligere, som i quilten fra 1880–1900.",{"lead":34,"period":35,"firstKnown":36,"history":37,"use":41},"A square cut into four triangles along both diagonals, dark at the top and bottom and light at the sides.","Europe and the USA, from the late 1700s","The name Hour Glass is in the Ladies' Art Company's catalogue of 1898 (no. 196), but for another block. For four triangles like these, the Kansas City Star first used it in 1932, according to Barbara Brackman.",[38,39,40],"The unit is old. The International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, has two Dutch medallion coverlets from about 1790 and from 1795–1800 with fields of exactly this unit, and the museum calls them Hourglass. From the USA it has an Hourglass from 1880–1900 in which the hourglasses alternate with plain squares.","The name has belonged to at least three different blocks. The Ladies' Art Company called a square in a square with strips round it Hour Glass, the paper Wallace's Farmer used the name for a four patch block in 1929, and according to Barbara Brackman the Kansas City Star was the first to use it for four quarter-square triangles, in 1932. Marie Webster has the name in her list of 1915, but without a drawing. Museums also sometimes call a quilt of hourglasses Broken Dishes, like one from 1883 in Lincoln.","A special example is a quilt of silk and velvet from the 1880s at Newfields in Indianapolis, possibly made by Irene Sheridan. Barbara Brackman has written about it as a possible mourning quilt.",[42,43],"The hourglass is a [[half-square|half-square triangle]] divided once more: two half-square triangles laid right sides together, sewn and cut along the other diagonal give two hourglasses. Four hourglasses, every other turned, give [[big-dipper]].","Set side by side, the hourglasses make zigzags and stars across the quilt. With a plain square between them they are calmer, as in the quilt from 1880–1900.",1794245545806]