What are the methods and steps for making a butterfly kite?

1. Take a thin piece of paper with good toughness, fold it in half and cut it into half a butterfly as shown in the figure below.

2. You can draw a pattern on the butterfly wings with a pen and dress it up casually.

3. After opening the folded butterfly, a butterfly kite is presented.

4. Prepare two thin and tough bamboo strips, be sure to choose a light one, otherwise it will be too heavy and affect the kite flying effect.

5. Arrange the bamboo strips as shown in the figure below and cut off the excess.

6. Prepare fine threads and needles, and the threads must be strong.

7. As shown in the figure below, fix the bamboo strips on the kite with a needle and thread.

8. After fixing, cut off the excess thin wire with scissors.

9. A complete kite is ready, as shown in the figure below.

Prepare materials: newspaper, bamboo strips, red thread, kite string.

1. First take a piece of newspaper, you can also use a cloth and fold it as shown in the picture below.

2. Then cut off the excess part of the newspaper, and after opening, cut out a square of newspaper, as shown in the figure below.

3. Then prepare two thin bamboo strips, preferably fresh bamboo, because of good elasticity and easy to bend.

4. Then, as shown in the figure below, fix the bamboo strips to the square newspaper, and one of the bamboo strips should be bent. It is more convenient to fix it with adhesive tape.

5. Take another piece of newspaper and cut out six strips of paper on the longest side.

6. Fix 6 strips of paper on the kite, as shown in the figure below.

7. Cut out two more lines, fix them to the kite as shown in the figure below, and glue them firmly with tape, so that a kite is ready.

8. Finally, take a look at the scene of flying a kite in the wild, it is easy to fly.

The production method is to first soak the bamboo strips in water to make the bamboo strips soft, and then use a knife to break the bamboo strips, about one-third of the thickness, and then repair the half-shape, because later the bamboo strips will be pasted on the horse-drawn paper, if it is too thick, the bamboo strips will break the paper, and at the same time, the bamboo strips are too thick, and the yarn paper strips will not be stable. Cut the trimmed bamboo strips into two lengths of about 16 inches and 23 inches.

The next step is to cut the mara paper into a square, about 24 inches long, which is a very coarse paper that is best suited for kites. At this point, you can stick the bamboo strips on the paper, but remember to tie the long bamboo strips with gauze paper to the short thirds, and then slowly bend them until the ends of the long bamboo strips touch the opposite corners of the paper and stick it well.

The last step is to attach the tail of the kite to the underside of the kite, and after adjusting the angle between the line and the kite, it is ready to be launched.

The tail of the kite is the main tool to balance the kite, when the kite rides the wind, if one side is heavier, the kite will be biased to this side, and the tail is better to be longer, because the longer it is, there will be a weight that makes the head of the kite rise, so that the whole body is affected by the wind, balancing the oblique side.

The silk thread of the kite can be divided into round threads and row rollers with cowhide thread, cotton thread, glass thread, etc., and the thread can be tied to the kite at an oblique angle.

Classification of traditional Chinese kites is generally divided into the following three categories:

1. Soft-winged kites.

The main skeleton is mostly made of relief type, the skeleton has a single layer, a double layer and multiple layers, the lift piece (wing) is composed of a main wing strip, and the rear half of the wing is soft, without the main strip attached.

2. Hard-winged kites.

The skeleton is made of two bamboo strips, the upper and lower bamboo strips, with high edges on both sides and a slight concave middle, and the ends of the wings tilt backwards to allow wind energy to escape from the ends of the two wings.

3. Board kite.

That is, the plane type kite, the lifting piece is the main body, there is no protruding part, and there are bamboo strips on the four sides of the kite, which is the favorite one of children and teenagers.

Other main types include skewers, three-dimensional, barrel-rowed, and free (characterized by the use of modern new technologies and the length of foreign kites).

The process of making a kite is very simple and very beautiful!

There are 4 steps.

Draw the desired shape on a piece of plastic paper, cut it out with scissors, and then glue a wooden stick to the top of the paper.

Use a piece of red plastic paper to cut out a desired shape, and glue the red paper to the other side of the white paper.

Use a blue marker pen to draw a fixed position on the plastic paper, make a small hole with the tip of the pen, and tie a rope to the top of the kite.

Then make a long strip of tail out of red plastic paper and glue it to the bottom of the kite, and you're done.

Introduction of kites.

Kites were invented by ancient Chinese working people in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty for more than 2,000 years. According to legend, Mo Zhai made a wooden bird out of wood, which was developed for three years, which is the earliest origin of human kites. Later, Lu Ban used bamboo to improve the kite material of Mo Zhai, and it was not until the Eastern Han Dynasty that Cai Lun improved papermaking and began to make kites with paper, called "paper kites".

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The process of making a kite is very simple and very beautiful!

Here's how to make a butterfly kite:

Select the following materials (bamboo chips): 15cm 2 sticks; 4 roots in 15cm; 50cm 2 roots. The above sizes are all processed sizes, reserve a certain amount when intercepting, and prepare a piece of fabric with a size of 80cm and 60cm for later use.

Cutting of bamboo strips:

The 15cm bamboo piece is the main skeleton of the trunk of the butterfly kite, and the other bamboo pieces are tied to this main skeleton. When cutting, the dimensions should be in place. After the cutting meets the requirements, it can be polished with sandpaper.

A total of 4 pieces of 15cm bamboo are needed, in fact, when intercepting the material, you only need to choose a piece of bamboo about 15cm, cut it to thickness, and then use a knife to split it into four, and then slightly cut and polished. Because 2 of them are for whiskers and 2 for tails, the specifications are the same, but the shape is different.

2 50cm bamboo slices, which are used for wings. Only a 50cm piece of bamboo is needed for interception. During machining, it is first thinned to thickness, and then gradually thinned to the end at a third of the end, as long as the thickness is reached.

Because the outer end of the wings needs to be softer, the wings flutter back and bend slightly backwards after eating the wind, which is convenient for discharging the wind and maintaining the flight balance of the kite. After shaving, it is split into two from the middle, and slightly sharpened and polished. The bamboo piece made in this way, because it is in the same bamboo piece, its toughness and curvature are relatively consistent, which can make the balance of the kite's wings basically the same.

Binding of the skeleton:

1. First bake and bend the 15cm bamboo slices separately.

2. Then tie them separately to each end of the torso strip.

3. Then measure 15cm at the thick end of the wings, mark them, and tie them to the front of the eggplant hollow torso strips.

4. Finally, tie the line at the outer end of the fin 15cm and pull the fin apart.

In this way, the skeleton of a simple butterfly kite is tied, and of course, don't forget to use a ruler to measure whether the length of the line on both sides of the string is symmetrical and equal. If there is a gap, it must be adjusted appropriately and to achieve complete symmetry. After adjustment, drip instant adhesive on each binding point to make the kite skeleton finalized.

Piping of kites:

Spread the prepared fabric flat on the table, then apply glue to the front of the kite skeleton, and then carefully place the glued skeleton on the fabric and press it, flip the kite, tidy up the fabric slightly, and fill the glue where there is a leakage.

After drying, draw a butterfly pattern with a pencil on the fabric (you can draw half of the butterfly on paper and copy it, so as to ensure the symmetry of both sides of the butterfly).

Cut off the excess trimming, and cut out two 50cm3 streamers from the trimming material and paste them on the lower wings of the butterfly to ensure the balance and aesthetics of the kite when flying. Finally, the kite is colored so that it truly becomes a colorful butterfly.

Outline line layout and flight test:

This kite line system is the same as the diamond kite line system learned earlier, but the adjustment method is different. If the kite flies to the right, the line shifts to the left; Left deviation is shifted right (as is the case with the adjustment line of soft-winged kites). The adjustment of the flight altitude is still fine-tuned on the upper and lower lines.