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Double Wall Paper Bag - Disappearance. Tips for a magician

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If you made it right double wall bag, then there should be no problems when demonstrating the "disappearance" of an object.

Let's say your one dollar bill is about to disappear.

1. You take a bag from the table (the side with the secret pocket should be closest to you) and open it. You hold the bag with your left hand. The thumb of the left hand should be outside, and the index finger should be in a secret pocket, the remaining three fingers should be in the main compartment. This means that the secret pocket is ajar. Keep the bag slightly (slightly) tilted away from the audience so that the audience does not see the second wall.

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2. Take the dollar with your right hand and put it in the secret pocket of your bag.

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3. With your left hand, place the bag on the table in full view of the audience so that the secret pocket is on the back side.

4. Demonstrating the disappearance, take the bag from the back side, pinching the hidden pocket so that it does not open.

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5. Note. When you grab the back of the bag with your left hand, you pinch both the back of the bag and the second wall of the secret pocket with your fingers. With your fingers, you securely close the secret pocket.

6. Make a magical gesture "dollar, disappear" and grab the front, unprepared wall of the bag with your right hand. Tear open the bag, tearing off the unprepared wall and completely opening the bag, which contains nothing. The dollar you just put in your bag has "disappeared".

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7. Having shown that the bag is empty, crush the remains of it and put it aside or throw it backstage. Treat it with ease, but be careful: the dollar, lying in a secret pocket, should not "light up".

Author: Mark Wilson

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