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You need water and make sure that the wauke tree is in the right location. If we restore the flow from Mauka to Makai, the wauke could be more plentiful and we would never run out

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Do you use the Kapa that you make

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How much do you sell kapa for

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How long does it take to be the...............KAPA MASTA

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Do you ever get  frustrated

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What is the hardest disine

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How long does it take for kapa to be processed on average

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Where do you get the Kapa seeds from

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Was the kapa plant ever close to extinction in the ancient times, like a shortage

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how many workers does it take to make kappa?

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How would using different trees like the ʻulu tree other than the Wauke tree make Kapa, wouldn't it be harder or would it be the same thing like using the Wauke tree

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How Much kapa do you make a day or a week or a months or a year?

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How much do you sell kapa clothing for?
What is your favorite part of making kapa?
What got you into making kapa?
How does

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What pice of kapa take you longest why?

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Where do you get your Kapa from?

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Who was the first person to descover  kapa cloth making.

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What other places make kapa or does the same kind of tecniques than us

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How long does something made of kapa last?

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Do you make clothing for yourself?

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Can there be different ways to make kapa besides the original way?

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What is the hardest part about making Kapa?

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What is a really good type of wood to make the iʻe kukū to beat the kapa? (Iʻe kukū=the beater for pounding the kapa)

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6. What is a question that we could ask a Kapa master?

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6. What is a question that we could ask a Kapa master?

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We need to bring kapa back, since it's an ancient art, it represents us as Hawaiians

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In the old Hawaiian days, Kapa was a very big part of the Hawaiian culture, it was used as clothing and they use it for warmth

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Kapa making is important because back then,  Kapa was used as clothing, blankets and matts and other stuff.

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It was once used for making clothes mats and blankets and it is important to us because it was a lost art and people decided to  bring it back and the people are Samoa Fiji and Tonga bakedcloth

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Its important so that you can teach others how to make kapa to spread hawaiian culture. We need it to make cloth and other things we need.

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Kapa making is important because we need kapa to make clothing for our body's and we use it to make blankets when we get cold. The  fibers are used to make fishing nets, upena, and carrying nets.  The sap of wauke has medicinal properties.

Kapa is valuable to our society because we make kapa it connects us to our Hawaiian culture and ancestors. It also helps us visualize how our ancestors life were.

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5. Why is kapa making important? What is its value to our society?

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5. Why is kapa making important? What is its value to our society?

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If we don't continue to make Kapa  all of the Hawaiian culture will be to waste it's all the clothing companies go out of business what will happen then will be walking naked. And you won't know how to make clothes

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Wauke wood
Sharks tooth knife
Pounder
Flat surface
Water
Dye

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-wood block
Water
Sun
Watermark
Kapa
Dye

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water
Sharktooth knife
Wooden pounder
Big flat rock
Sunny area
Wauke plant
Dye
Ohe stamps
Bowl

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You need the wauke tree and a flat rock to put the kapa on and to pound the kapa withis  a wooden paddle and a bwhat's the water in  hello what's the water In it  and some  do you leafs I'e kuku the kapa pounder  and to let it dry in the sun and 'wi māno the shark knife

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You need various shells to scrape off the outer skin of the kapa.you need water, and a kapa beater. You need some rocks to keep the kapa cloth from blowing in the wind. You need a axe to cute the kapa. If you want you can use a disigner to make designs on the kapa.

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1.wauke plant-bark
2.the kapa beater
3. The kua
4. Water to soak it in

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4. What are the important materials needed for kapa making?

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4. What are the important materials needed for kapa making?

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The Wauke tree is also called paper mulberry because of their use.

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The  wauke's scientific name is Biousonetra papryfera/paper mulberry

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This is what they used to pound or beat the kapa intill it's ready to dry outside for a day or two☀️

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First of all, Kapa need to be grown in rainy, cool places. You need water becuase if you had no water, your kapa plant might die. A kapa plant comes in a large abundant. You need enough sunlight to make it grow big enough. The biggest kapa grows to is 6 to 7 ft tall! You can cut what you need and replay this process. Once you cut down the kapa, you may soak the kapa in water. Once youve done that you smoothen it out with a rock. You can make and design you pr cloth. Make sure to dry it in the sun afterwards.

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Lab stAtion 5

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First you find a wauke tree and then you strip the bark from it and souk it in water after that you get a flat rock and a wooden paddle and then you take the kapa put and place it on the rock and pound the kepa with the paddle andpound  it until the kapa looks ready. After it is ready you put it under the sun to dry off. You can make kapa for clothes,mats,blankets.

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The Hawaiians usually found the Wauke by streams and they harvested the trees. After the trees were harvested the Hawaiians used shells to scrape away the bark which is dark brown and rough and then another two layers which are pale green and dark green. Once the bark is stripped away take a shark tooth knife and cut down the length of the tree. Once you check that the cut is clean use your fingernails or shell to pull loosen it from the pith. Pull the pith from the bark after it has been loosened and then pull it off. Make sure it has not been stripped into five pieces like a banana, and the first stage of beating the Kapa will be to loosen the fibers and get it ready to be soaked in water. Once the Kapa is dry it will be stiff as a board and then you will start beating it until it softens. You can apply die by rubbing it on our soaking it in the dark water, the second Kapa beating it wear you pound the designs into the Kapa. Once you have done the second beating your Kapa is done.

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First you put on gloves and then rip off the lighter part and then you put it in water then put wood under it and soak your mallet and start pounding it like BAM and when your arms hurt your almost done then when you finally finish you put designs in it and make it look nice and put it in tealeaf  and let it dry for 1day or 2 (whatever tickles your fancy) then you have um dakine

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You cut a wauke tree down  then skin the it then soak it in water for a good amount of time the  pound the kapa flat then let it dry and then you can make design by dye and put it in tea leaves  and make more.

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First, the inner bark of the wauke plant is stripped and soaked in water. Leave it in the water for a few days. Then, when the bark is soft, you can start pounding it with a stone and continue until it is soft and smooth and ready to dry. If you want a special imprint, the you can use a special pounder to imprint a mark in the kapa. You can also dye it if you want to.

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3. From the Wauke tree, how is Kapa made? 

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3. From the Wauke tree, how is Kapa made? 

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Please make your answers is detailed and step- by-step, as if I am going to make Kapa from your instructions.

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They water the plants and they protected from plant eatersIdk. The hawaiians usally found it around streams. Once they found it, they cut the branches ( took what they need ) and soaked them in water.

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sunlight,fertilizer,water,air,space

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Protect it from the bugs that infect it.
Take what you need and don't cut it when it's young.
Water it really lightly so that you don hurt the growth.
Keep the Kapa moist with good soil.
Feed it sun and water.

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We can Malama the trees by leaving the stump so it keeps on growing. Wa can provide sun and water to let it grow and need soil. Cut 6'-12' and under 2years old

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We can water it and give it the nutrition it needs to survive. And also keep the invasive plants away. Oh, and also not cut any baby ones so it can grow and be able to repopulate it so it doesn't die out. Most kapa makers cut the wauke tree down at 2 years old because if you harvest it too late, the bark is too hard to work with. 😐 Usually the wauke tree was grown in a lo'i farm. The taro farm had lots of water so it would stay wet. 😊

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You can Malama the trees by watering it and provide sun light

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2. How can we Malama the trees to get the best materials for Kapa?

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2. How can we Malama the trees to get the best materials for Kapa?

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it comes from the wauke plant. You can find it in the soon to be Mr. Stenger's garden.

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The wauke plant

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Wauke

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Wauke
Outside of science

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You can make all types of clothes and you can make designs in it to make it look nice and you can make beds out of it

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Outside of science
Wauke

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It is the wauke plant. You can find it in the backyard soon to be garden in Mr. Stenger's backyard.

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1. What type of plant does Kapa come from and where can we find it outside on campus?

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1. What type of plant does Kapa come from and where can we find it outside on campus?

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Kapa is something made from the bark of wauke

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The bark of the wauke trees and It is outside of the science lab

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I know that kapa is something you can use to make blanket

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I know that kapa is made from a plant, you can make clothing, matts, blankets and alot  more.  🔙in the day our ancestors used it to make clothing.

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You make clothing blankets and  mats they get beaten with a round stick or a flat stick.

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Like I'm supposed to know all I know is you can grow it in patch so embarrassed he

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You can make clothes, cloth, and blankets and bedding, you would also figure that you bang the leaves to make kappa but you bang the stem over and over. Sorry that's all I know...

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Well we use kapa to make clothes and are ansisters uses it to.

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I know that The Hawaiians use it for clothes or a blanket and pounded on wood and make it's not try after they pounded a day in the sun

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Kapa is an Hawaiian thing that the Native Hawaiians use to beat it, soak it, let it dry, and then dye it. They used it as clothes, blankets, and others.

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First off, it is made from the bark of the wauke. Then, it is soaked in water for a few days until it is soft enough to be pounded into kapa. 😊 After you soaked it, then you can use the mallet-thingy to pound it into the material of he Hawaiians, like fur and leather for the foreigners. You can also dye it and use different types of pounders to imprint patterns. 👍

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It's made from a plant, the beat the plant, and you can use it for many things.

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Kapa is Browne and has hair in it.

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Kappa was made into clothes and blankets
Wauke  Wauke
kapa comes from a plant.  You soak it for days and beat it softly while spreading it OUT.😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😅😄🤔🤓

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A and it makes cloth clothes  it has many usesYou pound kappa it dries in the sun there are stories about it.

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Its starts off of a plant. Rip the plant out and soak it into water. Smooth it down and  We can use it to make cloth. You can design them

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I know that it is made by pounding and letting it dry you can make clothes, mats and other things out of it.

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Kapa is a prosses of clothes being  made

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I know that the the ancient Hawaiians (our ancestors)  pounded Kapa and then they will harvest it from the plant and they will pound it until it is soft and patternes were pounded into it also and then if they wanted to they would dye it. Once the Kapa is nice and soft with the designs and has been dyed the the men will wear it.

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I know that kapa is made from a plant that you pound to make blankets and clothing and other stuff using a stick thing that has a pattern carved on it.

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I'm know that you use it to make clothes, cloth and you need to  usu a special kind of leaf from a tree, you can put a special kind of design on it to make it unique.