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Focus Description:

In the hands of the magician is a silk scarf - he holds it diagonally by the ends. Silently, slowly, he begins to unwind the handkerchief and the audience sees how the handkerchief literally grows in size before their eyes: the magician is even forced to spread his arms wide to keep the handkerchief in the same tension.

From a small scarf, he turned into a big one - he grew almost three times.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick lies in the way the handkerchief is picked up: the performer must take a thin silk handkerchief in such a way that the small ends of the handkerchief stick out, and part of the handkerchief gathers like an accordion in his fists. When the performer begins to rotate the handkerchief, he gradually releases it from his fists and at the same time spreads his arms.

The effect is enhanced if at the beginning of the focus the elbows are lowered, and as the handkerchief increases, they rise to the shoulders.

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