Turning a handkerchief into wine. Effective trick and its solution

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Turning a handkerchief into wine. Focus secret

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In the hands of a glass of red wine. Take a few sips from it. The audience can see that a red liquid is splashing in the glass.

Momentarily cover the glass with the palm of your hand and turn it upside down. Immediately pull the red handkerchief down with the fingers of that hand. The glass was empty!

Focus secret:

The glass is divided by a mirror partition, which gives the impression of a whole glass when viewed from the side.

A red liquid is poured into one half of it. From above, this part is sealed with thin plexiglass. The liquid should not reach the rim of the glass so that when shaken it can be seen that it splashes.

A handkerchief of the same color as the liquid is placed in the other half of the glass, which will not be visible behind the mirror partition.

Raise the glass to your lips and pretend to drink. Then turn it upside down and turn it 180 degrees and pull out the handkerchief.

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