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The ball is wrapped in a scarf.

Focus secret:

For the demonstration, you need a wooden ball 4,5-5 cm in size, consisting of three parts, with the middle part being movable, and the two side parts fastened together in the middle. The middle part is a ring with a hole in the middle. The ends of this middle part are not rounded, but ground off to allow the ball to move in one direction. And to disguise this, the ball is made striped.

Focus Ball wrapped in a scarf

A mechanism is inserted inside - either a twisting spring, or some kind of "rubber motor". Clings the ball to the end of the handkerchief with a needle sticking out from the middle part. Before demonstration, the middle part is twisted and placed in a special holder, located in a pocket or box. The role of the stopper here again can be performed by the needle.

Having spread the scarf on the table, take out the ball, holding the middle part with your fingers. Hook the needle around the corner of the handkerchief, turn the ball in the desired direction and release your fingers. As it rotates, its middle part will pull the scarf along with it and move diagonally in the opposite direction. The inertia given by rotation will not die out after one revolution, and the ball will be completely wrapped in a scarf.

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