Sunday 30 September 2012

How to make a porotaka

To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
      Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.

Friday 28 September 2012

How to make porotaka

To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
      Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.


Thursday 27 September 2012

How to make porotaka

To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.


Wednesday 26 September 2012

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Sunday 23 September 2012

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Saturday 22 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.

Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.

Friday 21 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Thursday 20 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Wednesday 19 September 2012

How to make porortiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

Tuesday 18 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Monday 17 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Sunday 16 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.


How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.




Saturday 15 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Friday 14 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 

 

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Thursday 13 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

How to make a porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Wednesday 12 September 2012

How to make porotaka

To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.


How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



How to make porotaka

To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.


How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Tuesday 11 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A. 
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



How to make porotaka



To make a porotaka I used two strips of flax at least 30 centimetres long.
The strips were both the same width. 
First I folded strip A.
Then I placed strip B inside the fold of strip A.
Next I weaved strip B around strip A.
Thereafter I pulled the four ends tightly to form a square.
Then I trimmed the blades so they are all the same length.
Finally when I finished making my porotaka, I pinned it to a stick.



Monday 10 September 2012

How to make a porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

Sunday 9 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

Saturday 8 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

Friday 7 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

Thursday 6 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 

Wednesday 5 September 2012

How to make porotiti

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

How to make a porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 

Tuesday 4 September 2012

How to make a porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large
 hoop.

Monday 3 September 2012

How to make porotiti.

First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.
Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.
Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.
Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.
 
 

How to make a porotiti


First I cut a circular piece of thick cardboard about the size of a coffee cup.

Then I designed my circular piece of cardboard using different coloured crayons.

Next I pierced two holes in the centre of the cardboard circle about 1 centimetre apart.

Thereafter I threaded a piece of string through the holes. I tied the ends together into a sturdy knot, creating a large hoop.

Finally I had a porotiti ready to go!