Lei Day in Hawai‘i: How to Make a Haku Lei (Hawaiian Flower Crown)

[@iolanisjourney4828]

No offense but this video is not informative or helpful. If you create a video with a title that says "how to make a haku lei" then you should explain to your audience how to actually make a haku lei and include every step from start to finish. You went from tying a knot to adding a flower. Nothing was mentioned about braiding the 3 strands or how you wrap the flower in to the haku? Do you add a 4th strand to wrap the flowers around the braid or stick the stem of the flower in the braid? How do you end the haku?

[@lizanicoleinteriors]

What a beautiful and relaxing experience!

[@pmvillegos]

Please update your title language, it is incorrect. Haku is a technique (like what hair twisting, hair braiding, or sewing) in order to make a type of finished piece. In this case it looks like your goal is to have a finished lei to be worn on 2:33 the head- a lei po’o. Also, the style/technique that is bring shown of wrapping/mounting on a base is wili style/technique-not haku. Still looking for a raffia haiu video. Hope this is helpful.

[@1234bobfox]

This isn't informative at all. It's more like a shop commercial than information on how to make a lei. I'm disappointed.

[@faifilitalaga7171]

😂😂😂