Air scarf. Effective trick and its solution

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Air scarf. Focus secret

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You have a handkerchief in your hands. Show it from both sides. Gather the ends of the handkerchief in the palm of your hand, bring it to your mouth and blow into it. Gradually, the scarf will straighten out, begin to increase in size and eventually "turn" into a ball. Demonstrate an inflated handkerchief, then pierce it with a needle.

Focus Air scarf

Focus secret:

Take two exactly the same scarves measuring 30x30 cm. Fold them together and sew on all sides. Make a small cut in one of the corners. Put a balloon there, after stretching it. Fasten the neck of the ball, remaining outside, with a thread. When showing a handkerchief, cover its secret corner with your hand.

Author: V.Postolaty

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