Macbeth, Ann · New York, R.M. McBride and company · leaf 97
the bundle of rushes whichforms the curved back, and curve it intoplace and tie it round here and there with alittle wool to keep it firm while the seat isbeing made. This will be better describedby the diagram than by words. Each rushcomposing the seat must be added succes-sively from the back… … Figs. 68 and 69.wool holds much more firmly than cottonthread. The table, Figure 69, is made inthe same way. RUSH WHIP Materials Required:— Green rushes. The whip is the easiest thing you canmake of rushes. It is bound at intervalswith wrapping of the rushes themselves. RUSH RATTLE 87
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