Kia Ora, I did another task and that task was to create an kowhaiwhai. Kowhaiwhai is a pattern used with korus. You normally see them on the roof on a marae. Here mine is.
Hello laylah my name is Tilly and I go to Awapuni school I love the heart in the middle of your kowhaiwhai yours is really creative. When I made my kowhaiwhai I pollylined the fern that c=and made mine it looks very similar to yours. maybe next time in your stems you could add what you found easy what you found hard and what will you do next time to make your blog post even better. What was your favorite part about making the kowhaiwhai.
Kia ora Laylah, my name is Elle and I’m from the Summer Learning Journey.
Well done on your kowhaiwhai art! I think you have done a wonderful job - I love that you have named it and included such a beautiful meaning. I have seen lots of kowhaiwhai patterns in a Marae before and I really like your interpretation!
Why did you choose the colours? I really like that they are bright and warm, because they remind me of love, especially with your heart made out of koru. I like that you’ve used lots of different sized koru too!
Ngā mihi nui and keep up the great blogging! Elle (SLJ)
Hello laylah my name is Tilly and I go to Awapuni school I love the heart in the middle of your kowhaiwhai yours is really creative. When I made my kowhaiwhai I pollylined the fern that c=and made mine it looks very similar to yours. maybe next time in your stems you could add what you found easy what you found hard and what will you do next time to make your blog post even better. What was your favorite part about making the kowhaiwhai.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Laylah, my name is Elle and I’m from the Summer Learning Journey.
ReplyDeleteWell done on your kowhaiwhai art! I think you have done a wonderful job - I love that you have named it and included such a beautiful meaning. I have seen lots of kowhaiwhai patterns in a Marae before and I really like your interpretation!
Why did you choose the colours? I really like that they are bright and warm, because they remind me of love, especially with your heart made out of koru. I like that you’ve used lots of different sized koru too!
Ngā mihi nui and keep up the great blogging!
Elle (SLJ)