That's really beautiful!! Thank you so much for showing how to make a lei. You make it seem so easy. Plus you are very pleasant and pretty too. Thanks again I appreciate you taking time to show us.

This is a great video for teaching string figures!

I learnt how to do this in Australia. I thought it came from the aborigines? I wonder how it came to Australia......We pass it from person to person though with no chants.

A 🐠 fishing string?

I wish I knew how to do that. It’s beautiful. ❤️

Aloha Kakahiaka! I would love to see more Hawaiian string figure videos!

Mahalo Auntie!

Good in depth technique and video showing how to do it. Best I've seen explaining and showing

Mahalo nui loa! Maika’i! This video was so helpful! I loved how he used ocean terms… Nalu… I’a… mahalo for sharing Kumu Mikiala!

Beautiful. I love how thick and full it is.

What kind of thread do you use?

what is the meaning of 'lei' .. I'm just curious

Om.jsk.

Ya but they take a month to get

Mahalo. Does the ʻohe have to be dried out First? Da one i cut is Green still yet

You make it look so easy. Mahalo Also can you do the lauhala reindeer, christmas tree and stuffed pineapple?

Hi kumu miki if you know me I’m syren the person you teach

So beautiful!!!

How do you keep the flower stems from splitting as you slide them over the hook end of the needle?

How many flowers does it usually take?

Aloha, mahalo for sharing this along with the words.

Simple and to the point. Thank you!

So proficient

What is the name of that plumeria flower please

Aloha! Will you be making more of these? I’d love to see a simpler one that preschoolers could possibly do?

Beautiful job auntie!