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MikeTheKid Veteran user vancouver 329 Posts |
What effect would you guys do ?
Having a gig coming up and just want to see what would you guys perform for mother's day ?
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Ray Bertrand Inner circle Ottawa, Ontario 1452 Posts |
How about rose from napkin? Just a thought. Then you could also have a bouquet of roses on the table and hand out individual roses to every woman at the event.
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derrick Inner circle I dug holes for 1044 Posts |
I'm thinking sponge bunnies. It does end with mama bunny and daddy bunny making baby bunnies.
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S2000magician Inner circle Yorba Linda, CA 3465 Posts |
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On 2012-05-08 12:28, Ray Bertrand wrote: Good suggestions, both. |
CardC Regular user San Miguel de Allende, Mexico 158 Posts |
You could do an interesting transposition or card change with a blank card, with happy mothers day written on it!
Or if their children are there, you can do some mentalism trick talking about the connection between mothers and their children, having them choose the same card, or something along those lines. TWISTED SISTERS... keli
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Eduardo Veteran user 312 Posts |
Mothers Day Idea
1- Do a tatto like this... http://t2.ftcdn.net/jpg/00/12/49/05/400_......WUTT.jpg 2- Force the ace of hearts by your favourite method 3- Show them the Tatto with the big heart They will faint with the surprise and coincidence... that's all |
MikeTheKid Veteran user vancouver 329 Posts |
Wow ! So many great ideas !
Maybe I should get some heart shape sponge balls too.
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S2000magician Inner circle Yorba Linda, CA 3465 Posts |
For a couple, Doc Eason's Anniversary Waltz is also an excellent choice.
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patrick flanagan Inner circle lisle, illinois 1045 Posts |
I use sponge hearts....a routine I developed....gets a great reaction. I had them specially made by Goshman.
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patrick flanagan Inner circle lisle, illinois 1045 Posts |
I also love anniversay waltz....however, I prefer something along the lines of...well, not sure if it was Carl Andrews or Gregory Wilson. Uses blank on both sides cards. that's where I got the idea, and then put together a routine. I like the blank cards better. no numbers or suits...or anything....the names are all that matters
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Prophet Regular user Caledonia, NY 184 Posts |
I was thinking Doc Easons Birthday Card effect with Happy Mothers Day written on the backs.
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helder Inner circle Portugal 1065 Posts |
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Thatmagicguy! New user 9 Posts |
Anniversary waltz is always a guaranteed success but ive found (through much trial and less error) that the cocktail napkin rose is just as if not better, both are phenomenal effects. I love the idea of using blank cards for the waltz effect however I'm concerned that using blank card takes away from the organic feel of the illusion. really would depend on the spectator and the presentation I guess
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