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QuestionDoes this kite actually fly?Community AnswerYes. The plastic is almost the same as other kite materials and allows it to fly normally. For best results, try making a bigger one.
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QuestionCan you name other materials that could work instead of a plastic bag?Community AnswerYou could use newspapers or thin paper bags, anything that restricts airflow and is light enough.
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QuestionCan I make a kite out of a colored plastic bag?Community AnswerYes. It doesn't matter what color the bag is, as long as it's light and catches air.
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QuestionCan I use tape to hold the sticks down if I don't have string?Community AnswerYou can try, but it may not be effective.
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QuestionWill a broomstick work as a frame?Community AnswerNo, a broomstick is much too heavy.
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QuestionWhat can I use besides sticks and straws?Community AnswerBamboo skewers work well, but you could really use anything as long as it is light and sturdy enough to provide a support.
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QuestionHow do I keep my plastic bag kite balanced while up in the air?Community AnswerTry making it bigger and longer. If that doesn't work, then try adding more layers of plastic, which will make it more stable.
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QuestionWhy does this kite not work at all?Community AnswerA kite with a bunch of big holes will probably not fly very well. If there are a bunch of holes, the wind will go right through it and it won't lift or catch the wind.
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QuestionCan I use a broomstick for this instead of bamboo skewers?Larissa SementaCommunity AnswerNo, a broom is much too heavy and would weigh the kite down. Make sure the kite frame is light and sturdy.
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QuestionCan I use a pencil to hold my plastic bag kite together?Community AnswerYou could try, but a pencil is likely going to be too heavy.
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