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In your hand is a nickel-plated vase in which a fire burns. Take the lid with your other hand and cover the vase with it. Immediately remove the lid again - there is no more fire, and the vase turned out to be filled to the top with flowers.

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The secret of the trick lies in the lid that covers the vase (in the middle with a diameter of 18-20 cm and a height of 4-5 cm), made of copper, and in folding paper flowers. In the figure, in addition to the vase, a nickel-plated circle with a rim is shown, which should fit snugly on the rim of the vase.

A wire ring is soldered in the middle of the circle for attaching flowers. On this circle, with its lower side, a nickel-plated figured cover with a handle at the top should be tightly located. Inside the lid there is another lid extruded exactly in shape, but without a lower rim.

It is very similar to the first one. A threaded rod is soldered to this secret cover. A spring is put on it, and a massive cap is screwed on top, which has an internal thread for this.

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The lid assembled in this way from five parts can be put on the circle. Both covers must fit snugly together. If you take the handle and press the cap, it will press the spring and push the secret cover away from the outer cover with a rod. Holding the lid by the handle, place the circle inside the lid and cover the vase with it.

If you immediately press on the cap, the inner lid will squeeze out the circle and it will remain put on the vase, and this lid will again be pressed tightly under the influence of the spring. The lid is adjusted so that the circle fits snugly inside the rim of the vase and holds firmly there without falling out. When you press the secret lid on it, the circle should easily fall into the vase.

Folding paper flowers, if carefully made, are elegant and compact. When folded, 20-25 of these flowers take up very little space (height is only 15 mm).

When you open them, they form a beautiful bouquet tied to a circle ring. Folding flowers are made from multi-colored, thin floral paper. The figure shows a pattern for a flower. Having made 20-25 such flowers, they are folded into a pack, which is tightly wrapped with a narrow paper strip and sealed.

Having connected the threads together, they are tied with a loop and fastened with a safety pin to a wire circle soldered on the circle. Putting a pack of flowers on a circle, cover them with a lid and carefully remove the glued strip. Holding the pack with your hand, close the lid tightly. The circle will fit snugly into the lid with the sides.

If you put a lid with flowers inside on a vase, the circle will sit tightly on its edges. As soon as you press the cap, the lid will “give up” a circle with flowers, and under the action of the springs they will spread magnificently over the vase. Pour 2-3 g of pure gasoline and about 25 g of water into a vase.

Gasoline will flare up as soon as you set it on fire with a lighter. After showing the audience a vase in which a fire is burning, take the lid, cover the vase with it and, pressing the cap, remove the lid. The whole vase will be filled with flowers.

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