Flying scarf. Effective trick and its solution

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Flying scarf. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Take two blue handkerchiefs. Show them to the audience from both sides, and then tie them together and show the audience again - let them make sure that the scarves are tied firmly. Then roll up the scarves and hand them over to one of the spectators for a while.

Take a red handkerchief with your right hand and put it in front of everyone in your left hand. Take out the "magic wand" from your pocket, make a few passes and open your palm - there is nothing in it, the red handkerchief has disappeared. Take the tied blue handkerchiefs from the viewer, unfold them, and the audience will see that the same red handkerchief that has just disappeared has appeared between them.

Focus secret:

One of the scarves is double, and red is tucked inside it. To connect them to each other, cut off a small corner from the red scarf and sew a blue piece in its place. And in the place where it is sewn, baste the red scarf to the blue one. Thus, the second blue handkerchief will be pre-associated with the red one.

Before the demonstration, tuck the red handkerchief into the blue one, leaving the blue corner outside. When you tie both blue scarves, make a knot from the whole scarf and the blue corner of the red one. If you then pull the scarves in different directions, then a third one will appear between them.

And where does that red handkerchief that you showed the audience at the beginning disappear to? While 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.

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