
be/5Zd8WMAmBWw). No need for swivels or
other hardware.
Cut a piece of flying line from your winder,
about 350mm long. Lightly melt both ends
with a lighter flame to keep them from fraying.
Fold the line in half and tie a figure-eight knot
(animatedknots.com/figure-8-knot) close to each
end (Figure
Pp
).
From the front side of the kite, feed the folded
loop through one of the two holes in the center
fitting. Then feed it back through the second hole.
A toothpick, bamboo skewer, or tweezers can be
helpful here (Figure
Qq
).
Tie a loose lark’s head hitch on your toothpick
(Figure
Rr
), then pass the knotted end through
the loops of the lark’s head ...