How to Make a Fabric Kite, Old Fashioned Turn of the Century Style Kit

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How to Make a Fabric Kite, Old Fashioned Turn of the Century Style Kit

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10 ай бұрын

Let's go fly a kite! If you are looking to make a kit that's more gorgeous than the kind you find in stores, here's how. We'll take you through all the steps from beginning to end and explain how kites work, fabric choices, how to make a frame, supplies, how to make a tail and how to make a bridle.
Best of all it's so much fun.
Here are specifics about the supplies I mention:
Use 1/8 inch or 1/2 inch dowel rods
I used 24 long by 14.5 inches wide
You could also make your kite 20x12 or bigger!
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@juliemclean6266 2 ай бұрын

Love this!!♥️

@ybarksdale 4 ай бұрын

You said rip stop nylon is good. But what are you using? Is it broadcloth?

@PopshopamericaForever 4 ай бұрын

Great question! You can use most fabrics. But if you want your kite to fly, the best fabrics are lightweight and don't allow much air to pass through. Thus, rip stop nylon is great. This is why you also see kites made out of tissue paper or even trash bags! I am using standard cotton fabric. It's heavier than nylon so it requires a windier day and a more ideal environment. But it does make for a gorgeous kite that's prettier and also makes a great room decoration!