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An extraordinary vase. Focus Secret

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On the table is a vase full of sweets in colorful wrappers. Take it and treat the audience with sweets. Then put the vase back on the table and cover it with a colorful scarf. Wave your “magic wand”, pull off the handkerchief with a quick, deft movement and ... instead of sweets, there will be nuts in the vase!

Focus secret:

To demonstrate focus, you will need:

- a vase - with or without a stem, but preferably from colored glass;

- a bright thick scarf - of such a size that it completely covers the vase;

- sweets and nuts, a lot of bright candy wrappers;

- thick cardboard and a ring with a diameter of 3,4 cm.

Focus Extraordinary vase

First you need to make a secret box. This is a cylinder with a height of 3-4 cm below the walls of the vase and a diameter equal to the diameter of the bottom of the vase. The box is made of cardboard and completely glued with candy wrappers, and fake candies are also glued on top so that the cardboard is not visible at all. A ring is attached to its bottom from the outside (Fig. a).

Insert this box-cylinder into a vase, after filling it with nuts (Fig. b).

Then pour real candies on top, which you will treat the audience to. After you treat the audience with sweets and return the vase to its place, cover it with a handkerchief, wave your “magic wand”, grab the ring through the handkerchief and pull off the handkerchief along with the secret cylinder (Fig. c).

Then, in one motion, deftly and quickly place the handkerchief together with the cylinder on the sideboard. The audience will not have time to notice the secret and understand how the sweets in the vase turned into nuts. Now you can safely treat the audience with nuts.

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