Just thought I'd share, skipping the de-boning part by just cutting it in half along the bone. Faster and easier! And ironing and even microwaving the ti leaves works fine. It becomes shiny. Also, you can make these lei's ahead of time and freeze em till the event. Aloha

super helpful! thank you! and I personally didn't mind the background noise :)

TY sooo much, u've helped us alot!

Thank you so much for this video! I'm trying to research the techniques used with natural materials so I can apply it to fabric

Thank for posting this video, I was looking for something to make for my girls for hula dancing, thank you so much, this really helped alot.

thank you for searing ! i've always wanted to make my own xx

does all the leafs including the add ons, be freezed as well

Very pretty...

I love watching this video

question...what do you do when the three leaves for the braid reach the end? Do you add three more?

Gracias

How do you store it to keep it fresh before initial use? Is making it a week before needed too soon?

So you always add the fluff from the braid on the right?

ik vind de filmpje Super leerrijk

Cameraman is fired..

where to we get that in perth hhh

What kind of leaves r those ??

Muhalo Suzasaki =] and hafa adai from Guam! Any suggestions in using rafia. I am doing a project, the same concept with Ti leaves but using rafia. I do not have enough Ti leaves for 25 teenagers. But I do have a lot of rafia. I can possibly use Ti leave just for the Haku part?

Is this pretty much same thing how u make maile lei?

I have the same question.

talofa lava this is brilliant, thank you so much do you have any other tutorials on what you do, it would be helpful. I would really love to learn more styles. Your explanations are simple and clear.

Good

you can freeze it for a long time until the event

My t-leaves were too short! Help! How do I add on or make it longer

I wish the person taking the video STOP TALKING YEAH

i really want to give this video a thumbs up but there's too much distraction and noise at the back i can barely understand and concentrate on what they're trying to teach.

Very informative. thank you to the woman who created the lei. The person controlling the video, on the other hand, sounded a little bi#c@y; her voice seemed to lack any compassion or appreciation for what was being created.

hi im making a presentitiong how to make haku but i need it to put it on a powerpoint so we need the write on a step by step i jst want to knw how to do it step by step

To much noise in the back!!..

I would love to have this video without all the LOUD background voices!

Umm (doesn’t know why people are breaking leaves or what the frick a haku is) niiiiiice!

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Way to much distraction in the video.