Magic scarf. Effective trick and its solution

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Magic scarf. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician takes a glass and puts a handkerchief in it, holds a second handkerchief in front of the glass and pulls the handkerchief out through the bottom of the glass.

Props:

Two handkerchiefs and one glass.

Focus secret:

When you hold the handkerchief in front of the glass, discreetly turn the glass over, pull out the handkerchief and turn the glass back over.

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