the frame together by running string around the edge of the kite. The grooves in the end of the wood will help hold the string in place. Once the string is tight, use glue to hold it in place. From here, lay the kite frame over the material and cut out the material, leaving a 5 cm edge. Fold the edge of the material over the frame and use a strong glue to hold the material in place. Anything such as ribbons can be tied to the base of the frame to create the tail. The tail is important, as it helps the kite stay upright in the air. Finally, tie a spool of string or fishing line to the cross of the kite frame to and you are ready to fly.