What a great idea! I am from Oahu, Hawaii and I use to be a polynesian dancer. Now I live in California. When I make leis for people. I have to use other materials that I can find in a craft store but I never thought you could do that. Mahalo Nui Loa for sharing this idea.
I got married in Hawaii on the Island of Oahu in a little private park. I wish I had you make my Lei po'o [if I said that right] I wore. I loved mine but yours are absolutely gorgeous. Mine actually got mildew on it on the way home on the plane. Bc when I opened up the container that it was in in the over head compartment I noticed the mildew on it so I had no choice but to throw it away. My husbands Ti Leaf Lei did great and I was able to dry it out and hang it on the wall in a natural branch type wreath. I am going to replicate one of yours using the white orchids so I have one. You do absolutely beautiful work. And I love the sentiment at the end of the video that your mom told you. Mahalo a na ke Akua e ho'omaika'i
🌺 you save the best of the best at the end what your mother used to tell you . I'm inspired by it. specially when we make anything with LOVE and DEDICATION🌺🌊🏄
Mahalo for this video! I am a hula student and now I know how to make my own Haku lei! We don't have Ti leaf here in North Carolina, so trash bags it is!
I'm blowing my mind.. this is AMAZING!!! Lolll! Wow! I love it! .. who would have thought yah. Trash bags!! if that's not innovative I don't know WHAT fo say. Mahalo! 😘😍💖
Wow very beautiful! My Granddaughter is graduating next year in Hawaii and I'm going to make her the money lie.. Your lei is so beautiful and would do yours too but Founding the flower would be difficult.
Rosemary Mendez yes u can make a lei using any kind of flowers even fake flowers or silk flowers. What ever nature can give u. Flowers, leaves, and paper flowers too.
Eileen Schuller - It doesn't make a difference. White, black, clear or other color --- whatever you have is fine. Though ti leaf is the traditional method, raffia (soaked in water to make it more pliable & to keep the foliage fresh) has become a standard. Since ti leaf is unavailable most places and raffia is an added expense, plastic is an alternative since most people already have trash/shopping bags in their home.
ok, Three things. 1. What is your bracelet made of, 2. the rock you used to hold down the strips while you braid reminds me of the rock that my sister almost dinged our dad in the head with at The Crater of Diamonds, here in Arkansas (funny memory), 3. Such a pretty Haku Lei. Thank you for sharing!
kukui leaves, using the wide platt. or green leaves similar even maple if you like. look up kukui leaves lei or kukui haku lei up on here to find more.
4 inch and 6 inch using longest length of bag is what i got from it. Please, correct me if I am wrong because I plan to get some bags at the Dollar Tree tmro and flowers from florist to make some for granddaughter's birthday. LOL. Thanks in advance
Can you just put super glue at the ends of the trash bag, and glue the next strand? That way no need to stop mid lei? Also, can someone explain to me whats the difference between one Haku and Lei Po’o ?? Cause I grew up always calling a head lei .. a haku lei. But apparently I was wrong my entire life. Gotta call it one Lei Po’o. Which I know Po’o is head. Can you tell me the difference?
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nothing on earth is more romantic than flowers in the hands of a man.
I just love watching you weave haku leis. You are incredibly talented. Aloha🤙
Never too old to learn! My mother dearest has passed and now to do what she did.
What a great idea! I am from Oahu, Hawaii and I use to be a polynesian dancer. Now I live in California. When I make leis for people. I have to use other materials that I can find in a craft store but I never thought you could do that. Mahalo Nui Loa for sharing this idea.
The best and easiest tutorial I’ve seen?
Very beautiful. Almost felt magical when I saw the finished result.. now I want to go back to Hawaii to lay in the sun 😍😍😍
Mahalo, Kuana! You always inspire me. Living on da mainland, I miss all da beautiful pua back home. Aloha e!
Incredible lei idea. So beautiful!
Thank you so very much. You do beautiful work with your hands. Many blessings to you & your family. Aloha
Wonderful to watch. Love the quote at the end. Mahalo
just wonderful....your Mom's quote was so touching...mahalo!!!!
So elegant. Nectar for the soul.
Mahalo for showing us Kumu - it’s beautiful ♥️
Beautiful! Love the storytelling as well.
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This is so amazing! Very pretty!
I got married in Hawaii on the Island of Oahu in a little private park. I wish I had you make my Lei po'o [if I said that right] I wore. I loved mine but yours are absolutely gorgeous. Mine actually got mildew on it on the way home on the plane. Bc when I opened up the container that it was in in the over head compartment I noticed the mildew on it so I had no choice but to throw it away. My husbands Ti Leaf Lei did great and I was able to dry it out and hang it on the wall in a natural branch type wreath. I am going to replicate one of yours using the white orchids so I have one. You do absolutely beautiful work. And I love the sentiment at the end of the video that your mom told you. Mahalo a na ke Akua e ho'omaika'i
Thank you so much! What a beautiful and instructional video. Can't wait to try and make a Lei for one of my friends soon!
Wooooow thank you very much for sharing Sir ❤❤❤so clear and nice tutorials ❤❤❤watching from Philippines
Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent. I'll try it from now on 💝💝💝
🌺 you save the best of the best at the end what your mother used to tell you . I'm inspired by it. specially when we make anything with LOVE and DEDICATION🌺🌊🏄
Beautiful, awesome, very creative. If can, can. If no can still can.
Mahalo for this video! I am a hula student and now I know how to make my own Haku lei! We don't have Ti leaf here in North Carolina, so trash bags it is!
wow.. just love it, I tried many ways and failed. leg it just loving this style
Love it dats very handy everyone got dat in dea house dank u 👍♥️
Mahalo nui loa for the trash bag idea, Kuana! Great way to make a lei if you don't have tee leaves on hand!
Beautiful. You are very talented and full of love
It's so pretty!
Ahhh, this made me nostalgic. Stirred up memories of making plumeria leis, small kid time, in Kailua
thank you I'm so excited to try this
Absolutely beautiful 💕💕💕💕
Gorgeous!! Mahalo for this beautiful tutorial
❤️ it! Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
I'm blowing my mind.. this is AMAZING!!! Lolll! Wow! I love it! .. who would have thought yah. Trash bags!! if that's not innovative I don't know WHAT fo say. Mahalo! 😘😍💖
beautiful😍
that was awesome. not sure where to find plumeria in nyc but I would have loved to make one of these.
You can purchase many kinds of silk flowers/leaves (including Frangipani/Plumeria) online. *:D
Mahalo nui for sharing your manao and aloha nui.
beautiful 😻 i love ❤️ it! i’ll try making it for my daughter’s birthday 🎂 MAHALO for sharing
watching my plumeria growing...waiting!
What is the length of the whole strand where the flowers start and end? Beautiful!
This is clearly part of a series--does anyone know where the other videos are?
Mahalo Kuana!
So beautiful 😍
Wow very beautiful! My Granddaughter is graduating next year in Hawaii and I'm going to make her the money lie.. Your lei is so beautiful and would do yours too but Founding the flower would be difficult.
Lovely ❤
Make sure, when you make a lei, make it with love. Always Braddah!! Aloha no!!
I have a plumeria tree in my front yard, but how do I preserve the flower!?
Beautiful! I subscribed ;)
How many flowers does it take to make? Also any suggestions on a website to get them from?
U’i loa!!! Mahalo nui!
I was enjoying the whole video, then the quote. Such a beautiful quote.
Also, is it possible to make a haiku style lei using other flowers?
Rosemary Mendez yes u can make a lei using any kind of flowers even fake flowers or silk flowers. What ever nature can give u. Flowers, leaves, and paper flowers too.
You can use any but like he mentioned in the beginning of the video, this style works best with delicate flowers.
Dose anyone know if this works with fake flowers and how to make the bracelet version of this ?
Mahalo nui loa ❤
Wonderfully instructed thank you! Can one use clear heavy plastic - does it make any difference?
Eileen Schuller - It doesn't make a difference. White, black, clear or other color --- whatever you have is fine.
Though ti leaf is the traditional method, raffia (soaked in water to make it more pliable & to keep the foliage fresh) has become a standard.
Since ti leaf is unavailable most places and raffia is an added expense, plastic is an alternative since most people already have trash/shopping bags in their home.
Hi! Do you know companies that make customized leis... but not with real flowers?
had to make this for my guradrition and this helped ,
How beautiful.
Does anyone know what’s the name of this plumeria
Love the video but can you share making lei or haku using common mainland flowers too? I cannot come up with that many plumeria. Aloha.
Toni Ow - Try using carnations or mums. These are sturdier flowers that keep fresh for a long time.
Toni Ow - Just make sure they aren't huge carnations/mums. Medium-small (not tiny) are better.
Toni Ow Rose buds work well. You can literally use anything as long as you can secure it in there.
Nice stories about your hula sisters.
Love ❤️
Beautiful! Do you make money lei Baku style too? Thank you for the tutorial. Very easy to follow. God bless
ok, Three things. 1. What is your bracelet made of, 2. the rock you used to hold down the strips while you braid reminds me of the rock that my sister almost dinged our dad in the head with at The Crater of Diamonds, here in Arkansas (funny memory), 3. Such a pretty Haku Lei. Thank you for sharing!
how do you make a green head piece without tea leaves?
kukui leaves, using the wide platt. or green leaves similar even maple if you like. look up kukui leaves lei or kukui haku lei up on here to find more.
Leila A - Try ivy leaf (not the poison kind), fern or other sturdy green leaf.
@@tori2dles yes...leather leaf fern is nice too!
Love it
I can feel your aloha mahalo😍
What are the lengths of the strips? I'm confused😂 good video I love it❤️
Salaseini Koroi Use the length that is the longest on the bag depending on how big the person's head is.
4 inch and 6 inch using longest length of bag is what i got from it. Please, correct me if I am wrong because I plan to get some bags at the Dollar Tree tmro and flowers from florist to make some for granddaughter's birthday. LOL. Thanks in advance
I think he said each strip is 4-6 inches wide...the length is however long the bag is
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Amori miei💕💝💕💝💕💝💕💝🐋💓🌺🌼💞❇️🙏😇
I want a haku Lei
Can you just put super glue at the ends of the trash bag, and glue the next strand?
That way no need to stop mid lei?
Also, can someone explain to me whats the difference between one Haku and Lei Po’o ??
Cause I grew up always calling a head lei .. a haku lei.
But apparently I was wrong my entire life. Gotta call it one Lei Po’o.
Which I know Po’o is head.
Can you tell me the difference?
Mahalo
Mahalo nui
Your mom is the best
U'i, Kuana! Mahalo nui for the explanation! Trash bags! Who knew?!
maiau ka hana
Not plastic 😞😖
Umm...Seriously a trash bag??? I can see how this video is for people not living in Hawai''i, where they do not have access to Ti or Hala as a base.
La'i
No, not plastic trash bags! Have you heard of plastic pollution?
We were taught to use ti leaf it just looks trashy with the trash bag. Convenient is just ugly and lazy.