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What can I do with rush that is broken?

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Throw it away.

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My chair has armrests. I took out the screws, but the arms are loose. Should I thread the rush through the small opening, then put the screw back in the armrest?

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Yes, but make sure you screw the arm back on properly.

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Where can I buy a rush chair?

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You can buy a one time chair at Costco!

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I am weaving a rocking chair that has a rectangular back and a square seat. How do I weave the back portion?

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Start the same way you would start the seat, but when you've reached to point where there is no more space at the top and bottom of the back, just go from side to side, until you've filled in the entire back.

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