About this app

Prepare a sheet of paper to make the body kite. If you do not have to, you can combine four sheets of paper with tape.
Use tape to combine the two sheets of paper that make up the top, then also add two pieces of paper that form the bottom. Combine the two parts with and make sure they are firmly attached.
Cut all four corners of the paper into a kite shape. Take a look at the picture above to get the correct idea of ​​the proportion.
The shape of the kite takes slightly longer at the bottom about 7.62 cm from the top point. The peak point is where the two kriri and right kite corners are located.
Tie two sticks or a pipe cleaner into one tightly. Wooden sate skewers you can use as a stick. All types of yarn can be used to fast tie the two sticks.
As long as the bond is not loose and does not use the strap (the rope is too thick). To make sure the two sticks are tied to the right place, align them first with the cut paper into the shape of the kite. Cut the excess threads on the bond.
Make 4 holes in the paper in the shape of a kite at each corner. Insert the thread through each hole and around each stick.
If you want, leave a little extra at the top to insert the ribbon later. Tie the stick in position on the kite-shaped paper.
Tie the thread to the left and right sides of the stick horizontally. Then tie the thread to the center of the thread to become a thread that blows the kite. This thread is made as long as you need to fly a kite.
Tie a paper or ribbon in the corners of the kite to form the tail. You can add a little material at the end of the kite to increase the load and the ability to fly. The tail also completes the appearance of your unique kite.

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Allows applications to access information about Wi-Fi networks.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.
Allows access to the vibrator.
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