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HAWAI'I - WORD SEARCH PUZZLES BOOK
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#B448
5-3/4" x 9" - 112 pages - black & white - Softcover
Test your knowledge of Hawaii and have fun with 90 different puzzles! Answers included.
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HAWAI'I - CROSSWORDS & WORD SEARCH PUZZLES BOOK - SALE
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Our Price: $5.50 Sale Price: $3.00
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#B449
5-3/4" x 9" - 112 pages - black & white - Softcover
Test your knowledge of Hawaii and have fun with 90 different puzzles! Answers included.
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HAWAIIAN LEI MAKING - A Step-by-Step Guide BOOK
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#B224 Laurie S. Ide - 8-1/2" x 11" - 64 pages - color photos - Softcover
A great reference and easy to follow instructional guide with detailed full color photographs of over 50 flowers and plants used in making Hawaiian leis. For each flower or plant there is a description, harvesting and storage tips, materials needed, photos, and instructions for the various styles of leis it is used for. Also lei origins, customs, and each island's leis.
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MAKING RIBBON LEIS BOOK
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#B293 C. Tanaka & M. Masaki - 9" x 11" - 48 pages - color photos & illustrations - Softcover
Experience the joy of giving and creating by making beautiful ribbon leis. Unlike flower leis, whose beauty fades, ribbon leis are never discarded, but become cherished keepsakes or gifts to pass along to others. Making Ribbon Leis and Other Gifts of Aloha is written for both beginning and experienced ribbon lei makers, includes directions for making 17 leis and teaches basic techniques you can use to make leis of your own design. All the information you need is here: supply lists, step-by-step instructions; with photographs, directions for making leis in a variety of styles and colors; tips for organizing supplies and correcting mistakes; and a marking grid.
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MAKING RIBBON LEIS 2 BOOK
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#B331 Coryn Tanaka & May Masaki - 9" x 11" - 44 pages - color photos - Softcover
More handmade gifts of aloha
Teaches basic techniques that make it easy for both beginning and experienced ribbon lei makers to create keepsake leis. Features 20 designs for leis of lokelani, cigar flower, pansy, akulikuli, crownflower, carnation, dendrobium, ohai ali'i and many others.
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MAKING EYELASH CROCHET LEIS BOOK
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#B338 May Masaki and Coryn Tanaka - 8 3/4" x 11" - 43 pages - color photos & illustrations - Softcover
Quick and easy to make, eyelash crochet leis. Book supplies lists and step-by-step instructions, simple patterns for a variety of multicolored lei designs and styles, 51 different designs with photographs and a list of school colors for Hawaii high schools and colleges.
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HAW'N TROP FLOWER ARRANGING BOOK - SALE
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Our Price: $15.00 Sale Price: $9.50
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#B343 A Step-By-Step guide
Laurie Shimizu Ide - 8-1/2" x 11" - 64 pages - Color - Softcover
This book has simple step by step detailed instructions for 32 classic and contemporary flower arrangements that even a beginner can do. Included is a photographic chart of popular tropical flowers and foilage, flower care and handling tips, flower container ideas, equipment and supplies description, an explanation of the principles of design, a color wheel, and various foilage techniques.
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MAORI CUSTOMS & CRAFTS
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#B063 A. Armstrong - 4" x 7" - 64 pages - color / black & white photos / illustrations - Softcover
An alphabetical listing of many elements and words of Maori life and culture including music, costumes, tikis, legends, tattooing, weaving, games, dances, poi balls, history, Gods, food, animals, birds, etc. Great for quick reference of Maori subjects. Includes lots of color photographs too.
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MAORI WEAVING BOOK
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#B473 6" x 9-3/4" - 44 pages - color photos - Softcover
THE ART OF CREATING MAORI TEXTILES
Explore traditional stories about weaving, the steps in preparing and working with flax, the patterns and beauty of Maori woven clothes, mats, panels and baskets, and understand the place of weaving in Maori culture. In weaving flax and other natural fibers, Maori record history, stories and knowledge and affirm Maori culture and identity.
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