Newspaper water. Effective trick and its solution

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Newspaper water. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician pours water into a bag rolled up from a newspaper. Then turns over - the water is gone. He cuts off the top of the bag and pulls out the tied scarves from there. Once again he cuts off the bag at the top, water flows from it into the substituted glass.

Focus secret:

From waterproof paper, roll up a bag - a cone, about 40 cm high and with a hole about 10 cm in diameter. The same material is used to make a second cone with the same hole diameter, but 25 cm high.

The end of the second cone (about 5 cm) is cut off. Use waterproof glue to glue the smaller cone into the larger cone along the top edge. For reliability, reinforce the edges at the place of gluing the cones with adhesive tape. You need to make sure that the cone is completely waterproof so that it does not fail during the trick demonstration.

Then roll up a bag of newspaper and insert the glued cone into it. Between the newspaper bag and the cone, place handkerchiefs tied together and a folding paper bouquet. Line the inside of the small cone with newspaper.

The newspaper bag lies on the table with the hole towards you. Take it and turn the hole towards the audience. Pour a glass of water into the bag. Cut off the top of the bag with scissors so as not to damage the cone, there is no water. Turn the bag upside down - again there is no water. Take out handkerchiefs or flags through the hole in the top of the newspaper bag. Cut off the top of the bag even higher and take out folding flowers, which you unfold into a bouquet. Turn the bag upside down and pour the water into the glass on the table.

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