"DIY (Do It Yourself) - let's see your creativity in various DIY skillsWeek31 | Create and Fly: Making a Paper Kite for Steemit Fun

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Hope everyone is doing well. First of all, I want to thank our contest organizer @mesola who organized this contest. And allowed us to produce our skills here and tell people how things are made. And the benefit for us is that with the help of this contest, we will get an opportunity to learn different things. Everyone will participate in this challenge with new content and we will love this new challenge with this new content. And we'll get to learn something new, so I'm going to do my little bit too, hope you guys like it.

In today's contest, I will tell you how we can make a paper kite. Making a paper kite is super easy, all I need is a few things. All I need is a paper, a scale, and a pencil. Well, we will use pencil for designing but if we just want to make a kite then we only need paper which you can take any kind of paper. But I have taken a white paper of A4 size so that you can understand it easily.

First, we have to take any paper like I have taken this A4 size paper. First I've got it straight and I have to grab the top right corner and bend it until it's flush with the outside of the left side.

When we bend it to the end, we will have a little bit of paper left at the bottom. And the paper left, we cut it with a scale or you can use scissors or any tool. Has to be cut off. Because we don't need it, it's a separate part, it's the top part, through which we'll make the kite.

When we cut out the bottom part, this will be our paper in a triangle shape. Then we have to connect the top two corners of its three corners. When we align the right corner with the left corner, we will bend it in the middle. Where there will be a sign that we have to do our work even here.

After joining these corners together we will then unfold it. And then grabbing the right corner we're going to bend it until we've made half of it. Bending it halfway we will press and close it again.

When we close it by pressing it, then we have to put it upside down. When you place it upside down, the bottom side will be higher with three to four layers of paper. There will be only one layer of paper on top of which there will be a blank side on the right side. The first thing you have to do is grab the bottom layer which is the thicker layer and band it to the top corner.

After that, we will be left with one layer which will be lengthwise and the rest will come square. We have to take the lengthwise one straight up and we have to close it by giving a weight in the middle. And it is to be closed in such a way that one side opens on the right side and the other side opens on the left side.

When both sides are open, then we have to press it from it. After pressing we have to straighten it and straight when you see it, it will take the shape of a kite.

You can also cut off the layers that you think are extra from the bottom. If you don't want to cut it, you can fold it inside out. The way I've folded it down and to the inside it's gone and the paper is flat.

Thus we have a beautiful kite but to give it more beauty I have added marks on it with a red pencil. As is the case with a real kite built inside by a piece of wood that supports it. And then I've made two circles with the Steam logo in the middle to represent that I've only done this for this platform.

The purpose of writing fly with steem above the kite is to get you to join this platform. After joining you should fly with this steem because here we get to learn a lot. With the help of this, we can have a good flight in terms of earning and terms of learning.

These are my final pictures with this kite that I am presenting to you so that you can confirm that this work is done by me and by my own hands. I hope you guys liked my effort and if you guys are seeing this for the first time, you might have learned something.

I am going to invite some of my friends here to be a part of this contest. And present some of your skills to us here so that we can learn from them.

Invitations:
@rumaisha, @eveetim, @bossj23

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