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Huritua is a bite sized DIY guide to every topic relevant to young people. Transforming everyday things into awesomeness.
Hinetāpora transforms 5 meters of leather lace into awesome boho accessories to compliment her new boho dress. (FINAL) (R)
Pokaihau has three birthdays coming up – his Mum’s, Dad’s and his Kuia’s but he has no money. So he transforms household items into brand new, DIY birthday presents. (R)
Hinetāpora is embarrassed at how bland her bed looks with it’s white cushions, and bland wall– it’s time for a transformation on a budget! (R)
Te Aumihi has bought some new plain tights and is ready to transform them in to unique, funky styles. (R)
Moko is off camping and makes a couple of things that will help him on his trip. (R)
Te Aumihi is having a tutu with her photos and transforms them into pieces of art. (R)
Moko has a pile of clothes in wardrobe that he doesn’t use anymore so he transforms some old styles into new ones. (R)
Hinetāpora is bored of wearing her hair the same way every day so it’s time to mix it up with some different styles. (R)
Pokaihau is not very good at cooking and all he can manage is a fried egg. He learns two new egg recipes to transform his cooking skills. (R)
Te Aumihi has picked up some lace and wants to transform some of her clothes with different lace looks. (R)
Moko is about to compete in a Waka Ama competition. They have an amazing team and may win, so Moko wants to stand out…and what better way to stand out than pimping his paddle! (R)
Pokaihau shares with us some life hacks to get through everyday life. (R)
Hinetāpora transforms 5 meters of leather lace into awesome boho accessories to compliment her new boho dress. (FINAL) (R)
