Apple scarf. Effective trick and its solution

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Apple scarf. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Take an apple and make a hole in it with a special knife in front of the audience, about 3 cm in diameter. Then pass the apple to one of the spectators - let him wrap it in a piece of paper and leave this bundle for a while.

Show the audience the thinnest, softest colored handkerchief, then push it into your left fist. Slowly open your palm - neither in one nor in the other hand will there be a handkerchief. He disappeared. Take a bundle from the viewer, take out an apple from it, and from the apple - the same disappeared handkerchief.

Focus secret:

The secret of the trick is in the fingertip, made in the shape of a thumb, inside of which a small handkerchief 20x20 cm in size fits entirely. The fingertip is made of a material that is used to make dentures. It can also be made from papier-mâché and dyed in flesh color. Such a fingertip, worn on the thumb of the right hand, is completely invisible to the audience from a short distance.

When pushing the handkerchief into your fist, actually push it into the fingertip previously left in the fist. For a moment, lower your thumb inside the fist, put on this fingertip with a handkerchief inside, then, leaving it on your finger, show your hands on both sides, thereby demonstrating the disappearance of the handkerchief.

Unfolding the bundle, take an apple from it so that the thumb of the right hand with the fingertip enters the inside of the apple. Pass the apple from one hand to the other, leaving the fingertip with the handkerchief in the apple. Slightly pressing on the outside of the apple so that the fingertip does not fall out of it, slowly remove the handkerchief from the apple.

It remains to imperceptibly return the fingertip to the thumb again, and pass the handkerchief and apple to the audience for inspection.

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