Very simple sock Poi. As the name implies all you need is some socks. This is a great way to get into Poi spinning, especially if you have some socks with funky patterns on them
To make you will require :
* A pair of long socks or stockings * Another pair of socks of any size
1. Do not throw out old socks or stockings just because they have some holes in them. Make some practice poi instead.
2. Roll each smaller sock into a ball shape. If you want you may add extra weight to the inside of these socks like seeds or rice etc..
3. Push the sock ball down into the toe of the long sock.
4. If you want something heavier you could use a tennis ball instead.
5. Repeat process for the other sock.
6. Pull and stretch out the top end of the sock and tie a knot. This makes a knob that you can swing the sock poi from.
You can also sew ribbons onto the ball end of the sock for extra decoration and visual effect once being spun.
Be aware that if you hit yourself you may want it to be soft and light enough not to bruise.
The heavier you make it the slower you can spin and the less likely the Poi will be effected by any wind.
Here's a decent looking instructional; http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Sock-Doll
national sock day is on november 12
It is a craft project to make 'faux' cupcakes from slipper socks. See the Related Links for photo and instructions.
They do the Ha'ka dance. They do Techno and shuffling. They do the poi.
The campers need a compass (found in their tent) and a treasure map (you get it from the Treasure Hunter on the Goo Lagoon Beach). Once they have both of these items then they find a big treasure chest. The sock is in the chest.
sock puppets
Here's a decent looking instructional; http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Sock-Doll
yes you can but make sure it is a long sock
it is a type of soup made from the korm of the kalo plant (taro) "Poi" can also refer to one or two ball-like objects swung on "leashes" of some kind. For example, the poi used in traditional Maori poi swinging, or in modern fire poi dancing. See Related Links for examples of modern poi.
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Poi is originally from Hawaii.
As a non-living object, Poi(AKA Poi Poi as it has been oddly called recently) can not have a sexual orientation. POI is one of the traditional performing arts of the Māori people of New Zealand. It was created to enhance gracious female wrist movements.
Yes you can get poi in Hawaii. It originated there.
You can make an ant puppet by using a red or brown sock. Sew button eyes towards the top of the sock for eyes. Use pipe cleaners to make antenna for the top of the sock. Draw a face on with markers or paint.
a sock.
Taro is a root vegetable. In Hawaii it is used to make poi.