Hawaiian lei craft for kids

May Day is Lei Day in Hawai'i! Just a few household items are all you need to make this easy paper lei to celebrate!

Last week, for my Arts & Craft workshop (age 4-7), we talked about the U.S. States of Hawaii and made some colourful Hawaiian leis for someone we care about! I like to start every workshop with a simple and fun warm-up drawing exercise. For this workshop, I asked the kids to draw someone that they would like to make the flower lei for. Kids made drawings of their mum, dad, friends, teachers... and I just adore how kids get super excited when they talk about someone they love. So sweet and…

This four-step tutorial will show you how to make paper lei flower necklaces. Whip up a batch for your next party.

Learn how to make a paper (or money lei) that is a perfect gift for graduation. This tutorial will teach you how to to use your Cricut machine to cut and score your paper to make the lei faster.&nb…

Homemade Hawaiian Leis-Kid Craft is a fun way for kids to create and learn motor skills. They will love making these leis for a luau or any party.

Learn how to make a felt flower lei necklace with this easy step-by-step beginning jewelry-making craft tutorial DIY.

Make Lei Day extra special with our hands-on 3D art craft! This May, dive into the Hawaiian tradition of lei-making with your kids and create stunning flower garlands together. Whether in the classroom or at home, our lei day craft activity is sure to bring joy and creativity to your celebration. #LeiDay #KidsCraft

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We're soaking up the last bit of summer here before school starts, so last week some friends came over for a craft play date to make sandpaper starfish and Hawaiian leis. This was the calm before the storm. There were only 3 adults to 7 kids (6 of them under the age of 5) with open bottles of glue and tubes of glitter with unsecured caps... So, you do the math! Or if you prefer a visual approach: Haha! Absolutely priceless. When the kiddos decided that they were over arts and crafts, we had…