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Balancing scarf. Focus secret

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A handkerchief twisted at both ends stands directly on the index finger.

Focus secret:

When you twist the handkerchief, you have a white thin wire inside the handkerchief. It keeps the scarf upright. At the end of the trick, you can crumple the handkerchief and put it in your pocket.

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