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As an interlude between the tricks, the performer tells about an exotic dancer named Fatima, who lived and danced a long time ago, but her exotic movements and magnificent steps have not been forgotten to this day. To explain what he is talking about, the magician ties a knot on his handkerchief, then twists and bends it - and the result is a doll, a copy of the famous dancer.

To the accompaniment of poetry, the magician revives the cloth figure, which begins to dance in his hands, completing the dance with a magnificent tossing of the legs in the can-can style.

Focus secret:

This performance is always watched with interest and laughter. Since the handkerchief does not require preparation, you can show it at any time, with any handkerchief!

1. Spread out a scarf and ...

Focus Dancer Fatima

2... tie a knot at the hem in the middle of one of the sides. This will be the head of Fatima. A tip should stick out of the knot, for which you will later hold the scarf.

Focus Dancer Fatima

3. Note. None of the corners of the scarf should be pulled into a knot, otherwise the doll will not work. Tie a knot in the middle of the side edge of the scarf.

4. Grab the two corners (A and B) of the side opposite the knotted side with both hands, holding them between your thumb and forefinger.

Focus Dancer Fatima

5. Twist the handkerchief away from you by rotating the knot around the handkerchief held at corners A and B. Twist the handkerchief as tightly as possible until the material does not twist further.

Focus Dancer Fatima

6. Then bring ends A and B together and take both in your right hand. With the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, grasp the "tail" of the knot (Fatima's head).

Focus Dancer Fatima

7. Turn the doll over: corners A and B will be at the bottom, and the knot at the top. With a certain amount of imagination, you will see a dancer created from a scarf.

Focus Dancer Fatima

8. By moving your arms up and down, that is, by pulling and loosening the tension of the fabric, you will make Fatima dance and rotate her hips, as if to the beat of the music. You can lead Fatima's dance to the lines of the poem:

Fatima was a cheerful dancer

For a coin, she could spin like this (shake the doll)

Well, you want to look at the leg (release one leg)

Pay a silver dollar, "Op, la-la" get it!

Note. On "Op, la-la" put it up.

Focus Dancer Fatima

9. As soon as the last word is said, sharply pull your left hand up, and your right hand down, at the same time freeing one of the corners (A or B), Fatima will raise her leg, as in a cancan, and spin around her axis - a worthy finale of the dance!

Focus Dancer Fatima

Author: Mark Wilson

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