A Star Kite is not original with the author, but is well known in some
sections of the country. I have made a diagram of it at the request of a number
of boys who did not know how to make it.
Fig. 23.
Frame of Star Kite.
Build it according to the diagram, (Figs. 23 and 24), making the sticks all
of equal length, and cover the kite with any colored paper that may suit your
fancy.
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