Sun Kites Diamond Kite for Children and Adults - Bright Rainbow Colours - Great Outdoor Toy for Beginners - Very Easy to Fly - Makes a Great Gift or Stocking Filler

Product Information

Use a soft tip marker to make the first mark a few inches below the top, along the left edge of the bag.

It's easy to get started too as it's flat packed with full instructions to get you flying quickly and safely. This traditional diamond kite measures 70 x 60 cm and is made from fabric with a beautiful bow trail. Kite Info} The HQ Frank design is a fantastic classic diamond shaped kite with a freindly one eyed monster image, very easy to fly, they are the shape that evokes our fondest childhood kite memories. With a bold and colourful design that retains a vintage touch, it comes with a polyester bag included to make it easier to transport between home and the park.It's easy to get started too as it's flat packed with full instructions to get you flying quickly and safely. Using the yardstick or another straight edge as a guide, connect the top point to the side corner point and the side corner point to the bottom point. The purpose of wrapping string around the frame is to help it maintain its shape when you fly the kite. Once the corners are attached, you can place 2-4 pieces of tape along each dowel so the kite is secured across the whole body of the kite.

These kits will make your kids feel creative, give them a sense of accomplishment - and get them outside for some fresh air and exercise! Perfect for windy days in the park or at the beach and ideal for children learning to fly their first kite. Diamond kites are the most basic version of traditional kites, and they are easier to make than you might think. But some Diamond kites, like the Malay, with its two acute and two obtuse angles, which result in the elongated sail shape, are stable enough not to require a tail, although they still look great with one attached. Cut along the top and right side of the bag, and open it out to show the complete sail outline, as in the first photo.NID cookie, set by Google, is used for advertising purposes; to limit the number of times the user sees an ad, to mute unwanted ads, and to measure the effectiveness of ads. Starting with the bottom where you wrapped the string already, stretch the string from one notch to the next, making sure it stays tight. You don’t need to be too careful about making perfectly straight lines because what you trace will be folded later.