By Leslie Hunt THE IMP KITE COMPLETE The squares are 2 inches
square, and are to be used in drawing the outline as described
in the directions. The construction of the Imp may be understood
best from the figures. The same treatment of the sticks, framing
strings, and paper as given heretofore should The sticks need
not be wider than 3/16 of an inch. It is first necessary to form
a pattern. Select a sheet of plain paper about 2 by 3 feet and
fold a crease the long way through the center. Rule one side
lightly in 2-inch squares and copy the Imp outline from Figure
16. The kite is the same shape right and left, so it will be
necessary to draw only one side. Hold the drawn side against a
window, and trace the other half of the figure. Unfold the
pattern and cut close to the outline. FRAME OF IMP KITE Except
the wire forming the head, notice all the framing may be easily
done with string. The sticks need not be more than 3/16 inch
wide, but they should be reasonably straight and pliant. Lay the
sticks on the patte