Quick Summary
• Build and fly a lively, no-sew kite using Tyvek fabric and 3D-printed connectors.
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Photography by Lindsey Johnson
In 1979 my wife, Ronda, and I moved to the Central Oregon Coast, where we discovered our love for kites. We began attending workshops to learn the art of kite design and construction. As we became involved with local and international kite clubs, we formed strong friendships with people from around the world. What began as a hobby grew into a business making and selling high-quality kite kits worldwide. We’ve built a global reputation, traveling extensively to share our love of kites and leading kite-making workshops for all ages.
Our Maker Faire experience began in 2019 when Nic O’Neill of Fortuna Found invited us to join her team. Through that collaboration we’ve had the opportunit