Zebra scarf. Effective trick and its solution

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Zebra scarf. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

The performer is holding a scarf in black and white stripes. Viewers can clearly see that the stripes on the scarf are arranged horizontally. Quick swing! - and the stripes on the scarf moved to a vertical position:

Focus Scarf Zebra

Props:

1. A scarf 60x60 cm made of striped fabric, preferably black and white.

2. A narrow wooden plank 30 cm long.

Secret of focus

The secret of the trick lies in a wooden plank, which is previously sewn into the edge of one of the sides of the scarf.

During the demonstration of the trick, the performer holds the handkerchief by the upper corners. In this position, the secret bar is in a vertical position at the bottom left. When swinging, the performer grabs the scarf with the right hand around the corner with the bar, simultaneously releasing the other corner of the scarf - the strips instantly move to a vertical position.

The effect of focus depends on the speed and dexterity of the performer and requires careful training.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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