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Making a Kite: Support String

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Summary: Support strings serve as the connection between your kite and the roll of string. Learn how to make a kite in this free crafts video.

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"Now we need to go and attach the kite to the roll of string that we're going to use to fly it. The way we do that is we first take one piece of string. And it should be a length of about eighteen inches or so. And we take one end and tie it to the bottom corner. Just putting it around underneath the edge of the stick. Tie it to the toward the debilis. And we make a regular knot, make sure it's nice and strong. And with the other end, we'll attach that to the top corner of the kite. So now the string is running along the height of the kite from top to bottom. The string should not be held tight along the stick. It should be a lot of slack that you can lift it up. And we're going to attach another piece of string there. So before we do that, we're going to put a drop of glue on the end where the knots are just to hold them in place. So they don't slide up and down the stick. And also so that they don't come undone. So make sure that they're nice and set in place. And we see that this is how the string attached. We see the slack here that's left. Now I've shown you how to attach the string to the top of the kite. And the bottom of the kite, can get it ready to be attached to the main roll of kite string that we'll use to fly it."

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