Use another piece of tape and repeat the procedure, but tape in the opposite direction to reinforce the corner. Fold the kite in half, match the reinforced corners and punch holes through the reinforced corners. This proportion works for all sled kites. If this string is cut too short, the kite will not open wide enough to catch the wind. Tie one end of the string through each hole.
Square knots work the best.
Match the holes and find the exact midpoint of the string. This is a critical step. If the loop is not at the midpoint, the kite will dive to one side. Now tie a knot, leaving a small loop. Tie your flying line to the loop and you are ready to fly.