Craft · 6 pages · 12 min
Rush seating twists soft marsh leaves into a wrapped cord, while splint weaves flat strips split from wood.
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Rush seats are made from the leaves or stems of rush or from cattail, twisted into a cord and wrapped across the frame. Splint seats are made from long flat strips split from wood such as ash, oak, or hickory, and those strips are woven over and under like a basket. The opening covers rush is a twisted marsh leaf, splint is a split wood ribbon, and one wraps and the other weaves.
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