Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill. : The Manual arts press · leaf 34
tive forms as a rule need tails. The shield, Fig. 30, is one of the tailless kites and the writer succeeded ^very well with a two bowed tailless in the shape of a six pointed star. See Fig. 32. Perhaps the largest group in real variation is that in which kites with tails or other forms of balances… … same length but shorter than the FIG. 36. lower string. The latter should be attached at a central point at the bottom. In case there is no stick to anchor to at the center of the bottom, four strings may be necessary or two longer ones may be used at the bottom and one shorter one at the top.…
Kites
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