I have been doing a version out of Genii magizine by John Moehring. I really like this effect, and get a great response from it. But I would like to change it into a "snow" pour type of routine for a winter themed show I am doing, but I am drawing blank. I can't come up with a way, that makes sense, to originallly pour the snow into my hand, like having the salt shaker in the original form. If anyone has any suggestions on this, I would really appreciate the help.
Rob Pond

Cut out snowflake shapes change them into a snow pour.Cordially,Howard

What about using something round that looks like a child's
"snow globe" and pouring that "snow" into your hand?

Maybe finish off with larger snowflake glitter
(they sell this in stationery stores)
or even a steal of a huge snowflake to produce?

It might also be amusing to try to get the snow back into
the shake-up snow-globe, just to have it overflow.

In a silent act some holiday music from a music-box,
with a sort of “tinkle” would be lovely.

Just some casual brainstorming ideas,
hope one helps!

Magically,
Walt

Walt, that is just what I was looking for. This is why I love the Magic Café. I am going to the store tomorrow to look at snow globes. Thanks you so much for that informacion. I am also going to look into producing the big snowflakes at the end of the rountine too.
Thanks again,
Rob Pond

Well its been 2 years since last post but I couldn't pass on without telling that what a beatifull aproach to salt pour. A round of applause to Spellbinder !