Hawaiian Culture Videos

To make a Hawaiian lei for boys, use a large tea leaf as the base of the lei, tie flowers to it using soft yarn, and loop the leaves between each flower. Create a beautiful lei for boys with a...

A double lei uses twice as many flowers as a traditional lei, and each flower is threaded in a different direction. Create a full, beautiful double lei with a demonstration from a Hawaiian...

A silk lei is made up of silk flowers instead of fresh flowers, which allows them to last much longer. Thread silk flowers into a lei with a demonstration from a Hawaiian entertainment director in...

Making candy leis can be done by laying out a long sheet of cellophane, laying out a row of candy, wrapping the row in the cellophane and tying ribbon between each piece of candy. Create an edible...

To make a penny lei, lay out a long piece of cellophane, place small piles of pennies in a row across it, fold the cellophane over the pennies, and tie ribbon between each set of pennies. Make an...

When making a carnation flower lei, break off the hard part of the stem, pull the needle through the center of the flower, and tuck the stem into the previous flower. Continue threading carnations...

Making a feather lei involves sewing individual feathers onto a piece of velvet ribbon, which can be worn as a head piece or a head band. Create a feather lei with a demonstration from a Hawaiian...

Making a flower lei can be done using any type of blossom, string, dental floss or raffia, and a very long needle. See how to thread blossoms onto the string with a demonstration from a Hawaiian...