Snake spinner

First, cut out 26 pieces of spinnaker "A" in red, then 26 others in yellow. The 19.5 cm side will be facing outward, and the 17.5 cm side will be facing inward. 

For the body, we will alternate the colors. Join the first two partitions by sewing a seam from A'1 to A1, then partitions 2 and 3 by sewing a seam from B'1 to B1, then partitions 3 and 4 by sewing a seam from C'1 to C1, repeat this 46 times.

Then the inner partitions are attached by sewing a seam from A'2 to A2, then from B'2 to B2. Then from C'2 to C2, repeat this 46 times. Sew the seam connecting points A'O and AO, this side of the body will be the tail. On the 46th partition, cut off the trapezoid, which we will no longer need: after all, this partition is attached directly to the head. The body is now ready. 

Then cut out the head pieces from the red spinnaker (the measurements are given opposite). Make a seam joining the points x and y: this seam will give the two parts of the spinnaker an arched shape, repeat this 2 times. For the two parts of the left and right head, make a seam from x to w. Sew small circles for the eyes to the head. So, the head is ready. Then connect the point x (of the head) and the point A'O (the end of the tail). Then attach the 46th part to the head, making a seam from w to z; the same on the other side, making a seam from w to z' (see the sketch opposite). 

To attach the bridle, it can be sewn on. Provide loops for hanging them; the latter are located one for every two cells, which are then divided into four other flanges. So, starting from the central point of the bridle with the swivel, there are 12 bridles of 3 meters in length, each of which is divided into 2 other bridles of 2 meters, which makes 24 bridles at this level. Each of these 24 straps is divided into 4 straps of 50 cm in length, which are attached to the snake every two sections. One of these 24 straps will support the head and keep it open. (see first diagram)

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