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- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable Easy Paper Kite for Kids
- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable How to Make 6-Pointed Paper Snowflakes
View Instructable »Glad to help!
- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable How to Make 6-Pointed Paper SnowflakesView Instructable »
Thank you! Happy to help!
- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable How to Make 6-Pointed Paper Snowflakes
- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable How to Make 6-Pointed Paper Snowflakes
Yay! I'm glad you both enjoyed this!
Well done!
View Instructable »Ah, the trick is NOT to fold it in half again for step 5. Steps 4-5 are about folding in thirds, not halves. This IS the step that seems to flummox the most number of people, but I can't think of how else to explain it except to look carefully at each step (make sure you're viewing each step) and hold the paper in the exact same position as the photo while folding.
- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable Easy Paper Kite for KidsView Instructable »
I'm sorry you had trouble! I've made these with groups of 10+ kids at a time and they always fly fine even in very little wind. What kind of materials were you using?
- ReadsInTrees commented on ReadsInTrees's instructable DIY: How to Make 6-Pointed Paper Snowflakes
I'm glad my tutorial helped you find some stress relief!
View Instructable »I'm not sure what you mean. It may have depended on how you were browsing? I don't think it's been the #1 "most viewed" for very long, so maybe that's it.
Probably bare minimum would be fifteen feet for smaller kids....but I've had older kids get these up in the air on a hundred feet of light string.