American Kitefliers Association

Ceewan’s Pointer has garnered lots of interest.  It is made commercially by Ceewan, Premier, and Skyburner.  But if you want to make your own, here’s your chance (with Ceewan’s permission—part of the fee goes to Ceewan)!
This reasonably large kite (11-feet long, 4-feet wide) flies well and is easily trained without a train’s hard pull.  This is a large area for some interesting graphics, and a recent workshop has resulted in some kewl kites.  But if you want your own graphics, you have to design and put them in ripstop yourself.  At the Keystone Kiters Summer Retreat. 
On August 10, 11, and 12, Kevin Reynolds will present this wonderful kite in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania.  Make reservations with Cinda Shannon (cindashannon@comcast.net), and indicate what you would like provided.  We are prepared to do full kits (all materials, including nylon, reinforcement material, bridle cord, and spars), or any subset of this you may want.
Cost for the workshop (without materials or kits) is $65 ($75 after July 10).  This covers the cost of that wonderful Keystone Kiters food and pays for Kevin to travel and stay in Camp Hill.  What could be better?
Generally, all participants stay at the same hotel (usually in the nearby town of Mechanicsburg), so there’s plenty of opportunity to mix and talk shop with some great kitebuilders.  How can you resist?
So make your plans and register now!  Procrastination won’t make it easier, and waiting too long might mean you lose your chance!