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[header] How to make a parachute [title] Find an ordinary napkin. [step] A napkin on the thicker side will be best so it won't tear. But if it's too thick, the parachute won't be as aerodynamic.

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  1. The heavier the napkin is, the greater the chance the flap will break if somebody picks up the napkin and shakes it or separates the napkin again. [substeps] Think of a thick table napkin as a fabric cover for a bag or a hat.
  2. [substeps] Thinner napkins, like napkins made of cotton, can usually be used to create a parachute. Additionally, if the napkin does not seem to want to be unfolded, then you can tear it to make it more aerodynamic.
  3. [title] Cut four 12-inch (30 cm) pieces of yarn. [step] Use yarn of medium thickness for the best results.
  4. A napkin around one side will work just fine. [substeps] If you wish to make a smaller parachute, cut off the thicker side to create a small napkin.

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41189
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