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The magician shows the audience a large silk scarf. Then he puts it on his right hand, and with his left he takes it by the end and slowly lifts it up. The audience sees that the scarf is already on the hand, as if balancing. The magician lets go of its upper end, but it still does not fall. After taking a few steps across the stage, the magician blows on the handkerchief, and it slowly falls into his right hand.

Focus The handkerchief stands and the hand

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is in the thin cord that is sewn into the scarf. Pull out the inner grain threads from the lace. Inside the braid, place wooden muffs, each with a diameter of 5-7 mm and a length of 20-25 mm, turned on a lathe. Pass a fishing line with a diameter of 0,7-0,8 mm through them. Sew up the upper end of the lace. To prevent the muffs from jumping out of the lace, tie two small buttons to the ends of the fishing line. When the line is not tensioned, the sleeves should not prevent the lace from bending. But if you pull hard on the bottom button, the lace should become stiff.

And now about the scarf. You will need a double silk scarf measuring 80x80 cm. Thread a cord with muffs inside it diagonally and secure its lower end in one of the corners.

And now you are on stage. Show the audience the scarf from one side to the other. Once again, so that the audience can be convinced that there is nothing in it. Then take it by the corner and place it in a vertical position. Use your right hand to pull the line taut. Release the top end - and the scarf stands. Hold it in this position. It is enough then to release the bottom button - and the scarf falls into your hand.

Author: Zavorotov V.A.

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