The process of making kites

The steps of making a kite are as follows:

Tool materials: colored paper, scissors, brush, transparent glue, rope.

1. Fold the rectangular paper in half.

2. Mark the size as shown in the figure and draw the crease.

3. Fold in half along the crease, and the other side, too.

4. Cut two ribbons to make the tail of the kite.

5. Then roll out a pole from the paper as a kite support.

6. Stick the pole and kite together as shown in the picture.

7. Cut off the extra parts with scissors.

8. Stick on the tail of the kite.

9. Turn the other side of the kite over and mark it as shown.

10. Drill holes at the marks.

1 1. Put a rope through this hole and tie it.

1 1, a kite is ready.

The process of making kites

1, material selection: choose light, tough and durable materials to make kites. Commonly used materials include plastic film, paper, bamboo or light cloth. Make sure this material is strong enough to withstand strong winds.

2. Structural design: stability and balance should be considered when designing the structure of the kite. Kites usually adopt triangular or geometric structures, which can increase stability and reduce wind resistance. Ensure that the support frame is firm and the linear tension is evenly distributed.

3. Use the right glue: When connecting and fixing the parts of the kite, choose the glue suitable for the material. For paper and cloth, glue or tape can be used for bonding. For bamboo and wood structures, they can be tied with fishing lines or strings.

4. Add a tail stabilizer: In order to increase the stability of the kite, you can add a tail stabilizer under the kite, such as a long piece of cloth or a thin rope. This helps to reduce the bumps and spins of kites.

5. Safety precautions: When flying a kite, you must choose an open and barrier-free open space, away from wires, trees and people. Use wires with sufficient length and strength to control kites to ensure that kites can be safely controlled and recycled.

6. Wind power selection: When choosing the flying wind power, it should be decided according to the design and material of the kite. Too strong wind may blow the kite too much, making it out of balance or damaged, while too weak wind can't make it take off.

7. Please observe local laws and regulations: In some areas, flying kites may have specific regulations and restrictions. Please make sure that you understand and abide by local laws and regulations.