Three scarves out of two. Effective trick and its solution

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Three scarves out of two. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

You are holding two blue handkerchiefs. Show them to the audience on both sides, and then tie them together and show the audience again - let them see that the scarves are firmly connected. Then you put them on the table. With your right hand, take a red handkerchief from him and transfer it to your left hand. You take out a "magic" wand from your pocket, make a few passes and open your palm.

In it, as you understand, there is nothing. The red scarf is gone. You take tied blue handkerchiefs from the table, and the audience sees that the same handkerchief that has just disappeared has appeared between them.

Focus Three scarves out of two

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick lies in the manufacture of one of the blue scarves - it is double, and red is tucked inside it.

How to connect them with each other? Cut off a small corner from the red scarf and sew on a blue patch instead. And in the place where it is sewn, baste the red handkerchief to the blue one. Thus, in advance, as it were, you will tie the second blue scarf with the red one. Before starting to demonstrate the trick, carefully tuck the red handkerchief into the blue one, leaving its blue corner outside. When you start tying both blue scarves, the audience sees it. It is now worth pulling the scarves in different directions, as a third will appear between them.

Where does that red handkerchief that you showed the audience at the beginning of the trick disappear to? Pretending to shift it to your left hand, leave it in your right. When you get the "magic" wand out of your pocket, discreetly hide the handkerchief there.

Author: Zavorotov V.A.

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