Do you love when warm spring winds start to blow? Design your own decorative kite using no-mess Color Wonder™ Soft Sticks™.
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To make a diamond kite, fold Crayola Color Wonder™ Paper in half. About 1/3 from the top, cut or tear off a small triangle away from the fold. Next, cut or tear a long thin triangle toward the bottom of the fold. Open the paper and you have a perfect kite shape. Ask for help from an adult if you need it.
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With Color Wonder Soft Sticks™, decorate your kite any way you like. Watch as the colors appear only on the Color Wonder Paper. They’re absolutely no mess! To make flowers, first color several circles on your kite. Add dots around the circles for petals. Make lots of flowers or just one big one. For another look, dab different colors on your kite to create polka dots. Or make stripes—whatever you wish!
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Glue your kite on a contrasting paper background. Add yarn and colorful Color Wonder triangles to make a tail. Glue in place. Air-dry the glue before displaying your kite indoors.
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