Great handkerchiefs. Effective trick and its solution

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There are three handkerchiefs on the magician's illusion table: red, blue and yellow. The performer takes a red handkerchief and puts it in the left pocket of his trousers so that the tip of the handkerchief protrudes from the pocket. In the right pocket of his trousers, he puts a blue handkerchief in the same way. Spectators see that a red handkerchief is sticking out of one pocket of the performer, and a blue handkerchief is sticking out of the other. After that, the magician takes a yellow handkerchief and shows it to the audience. He rolls it into a ball, shifts it several times from one hand to the other, and then opens both palms - the yellow handkerchief is gone.

Now the artist takes the tips of the red and blue handkerchiefs sticking out of the pockets and begins to pull them in one direction or the other. If the performer pulls a red handkerchief, then a blue one goes inside the pocket, and vice versa.

After doing this several times, the magician releases the tip of one of the handkerchiefs, and with the other hand pulls out three handkerchiefs tied together. Moreover, in the middle of the tied handkerchiefs, between red and blue, there is yellow, the same one that disappeared from the magician's hands.

Focus secret:

You will need six handkerchiefs made of light silk - two red, two yellow and two blue, 40x40 cm in size. Three handkerchiefs - one red, one yellow and one blue - must be tied diagonally to each other in advance. The remaining three handkerchiefs are placed on the illusion table. To disguise the connected secret handkerchiefs, additional through cuts are made in the pockets of the performer's trousers.

During the demonstration of the trick, the performer pushes a red handkerchief deep into his pocket and leaves the corner of the secret handkerchief sticking out. In the same way, he pawns a blue handkerchief, and his secret double sticks out of his pocket. The magician rolls the yellow handkerchief into a ball, clutching it in the palm of his hand, and pretends to shift it from hand to hand. Then he quickly turns around and slips the yellow handkerchief discreetly into his jacket pocket.

After that, the performer can open both palms and show the audience that the handkerchief has disappeared. And then he continues to demonstrate focus.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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