
I used a damaged vintage quilt top I had thrifted & already cut into:

I just cut out the shape with a little extra to fold over, stitched that up then cut off the tabs from the original kite, attached them to the patchwork & reinserted the original plastic support rods:

for the tail I used some solder wire since it's so light but it was silver so I painted it white then tied on some little scrap bits for the bows:

to attach it to the kite I just shaped a little hook at the one end & slipped it into the tab at the bottom...so easy, I don't know why I put the whole project off for so long!
13 comments:
So whimsical! I love it!
I know this will not be a surprise, but holy cannoli, this makes me crazy! I love it, I want it, I would marry it. I must make one right this minute.
LOVE this. It's like a work of art!
Wow! Nice kite. What a great idea. Thanks for the inspiration!
Oh my word! I absolutely LOVE this! I've got to try it myself!! Your are genius!
how adorable!! great idea g, such a cheerful wall hanging.
So sweet and pretty.
One time my grandfather brought me a kite and I let the string go to the point where there was none left. It took a couple hours to bring the kite back. I had a good laugh but my grandfather wasn't to happy about it.
-Zane of ontario honey
is the kite flyable?
You sayd nothing about the Bridle string.
Genius...I was Trying To Figure Out How To Make It More 3 Dimensional!Thanks For Sharing!
The kite looks so beautiful.
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