[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":34},["ShallowReactive",2],{"history-block-kite-star":3},{"designer":4,"related":5,"sources":9,"da":16,"en":25},null,[6,7,8],"tall-geese","sawtooth-star","lemoyne-star",[10,11,12,13,14,15],"spencer-jobs-troubles","moore-nancy-kite","brackman-kcs-list","osh-snowflake","iqm-periwinkle","iqm-kaleidoscope",{"lead":17,"period":18,"firstKnown":19,"history":20,"use":23},"Fire drager, der mødes med de lange spidser i blokkens midte.","Beslægtede stjerner i USA, fra begyndelsen af 1900-tallet","Et tryk af netop denne blok, med spidserne indad, har vi ikke fundet.",[21,22],"Kite Star er vores eget navn for blokken. Dens nære slægtninge er firtakkede stjerner af fire drager, men med dragerne vendt omvendt: det brede hjørne i stjernens midte og den lange spids udad. Carrie Hall syede sådan en i begyndelsen af 1900-tallet til sin samling af prøveblokke, nu på Spencer Museum of Art, og navnene på den blok siger meget: Job's Troubles, Four Point, Kite eller Snowball.","En quiltblogger daterer Nancy Cabots Kite til Chicago Tribune i juli 1933 og nævner også Periwinkle, Arkansas Snowflake og Humming Bird. Arkansas Snowflake står i Kansas City Star i februar 1935, ifølge både Barbara Brackmans liste og Old State House Museum i Arkansas. Det internationale quiltmuseum i Lincoln, Nebraska, har en Periwinkle af Frances M. Currie fra Minnesota, dateret 1937, og en Kaleidoscope fra 1900–1920 med samme grundrids, men farvet som kiler.",[24],"Dragerne har skæve sider, så de skæres efter skabelon. Uden sashing mødes dragernes brede hjørner ved blokkenes hjørner og danner stjerner der; med sashing og hjørnekvadrater, som i [[quilt:kite-stars]], står hver blok for sig.",{"lead":26,"period":27,"firstKnown":28,"history":29,"use":32},"Four kites meeting with their long tips in the middle of the block.","Related stars in the USA, from the early 1900s","We have found no print of this very block, with the tips inward.",[30,31],"Kite Star is our own name for the block. Its close relatives are four-point stars of four kites, but with the kites the other way round: the wide corner in the middle of the star and the long tip outward. Carrie Hall made one in the early 1900s for her collection of sample blocks, now at the Spencer Museum of Art, and that block's names say a lot: Job's Troubles, Four Point, Kite or Snowball.","A quilt blogger dates Nancy Cabot's Kite to the Chicago Tribune in July 1933 and also gives Periwinkle, Arkansas Snowflake and Humming Bird. Arkansas Snowflake is in the Kansas City Star in February 1935, according to both Barbara Brackman's list and the Old State House Museum in Arkansas. The International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska, has a Periwinkle by Frances M. Currie of Minnesota, dated 1937, and a Kaleidoscope from 1900–1920 with the same outline, but coloured as wedges.",[33],"The kites have slanted sides, so they are cut from a template. Without sashing the kites' wide corners meet at the blocks' corners and make stars there; with sashing and cornerstones, as in [[quilt:kite-stars]], each block stands on its own.",1794245545209]