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Focus Description:

The box opens on its own.

Focus secret:

Turn the matchbox upside down. Make two holes in the center of the lid - close to each other. Through these holes, connect both parts of the box with an elastic band and, pulling it, tie it with a ring.

Focus Resealable box

Open the box. Hold it in your hand, slightly squeezing the edges. If you now release the boxes, then under the action of the rubber band, it will close on its own. You can open it from the opposite side and repeat the trick. You can even throw an open box on the table - it will also close.

Author: Kuptsova O.

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