DIY Giant Kites

IN-48/7991

Do It Yourself Giant Kites. Take flight with an awesome kite design! Add giant-sized fun to your arts and crafts program with these extra-large paper kites. Kids will love drawing their own designs and imagining they are flying their own kites! Makes a great classroom decorating project for hallways or bulletin boards, too. (1 dozen per unit) 19" x 33" © OTC

$10.50

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Not a good value I was very disappointed when I opened the box and there these were. The tails are attached, BUT they are folded as a group behind the kites and no matter how you work at it, you cannot get the crease out of the paper! We are sickened that we have to come up with another craft here at the last moment.....it will cost more to have them shipped back than the refund actually is. Not good if you ask me. May 22, 2012

Not what we thought Just a warning that these have a very similar name but are not kites that fly. They are simply tagboard kite shapes. They are fine for what they are, but this seems quite expensive for tagboard cut-outs--much more along the lines of what I spent when I bought actual paper kites from OT in the past. May 3, 2012