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Bill Hegbli Eternal Order Fort Wayne, Indiana 22797 Posts |
Straw stabbed into Potato!
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magickevinCA New user Oceanside, CA 30 Posts |
The Nathan Kranzo tornado straw trick is pretty cool for a spur of the moment kind of thing in a restaurant. I've used it a couple of times just as a quick thing and people like it a lot.
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Nathan Kranzo V.I.P. 2955 Posts |
Thanks Kevin!
If you let a couple ice cubes fall as you do the penetration they'll really freak out! Best, Nathan
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Lee Brown New user 65 Posts |
Malini used to do a torn and restored wrapper from a straw. That is still a good trick.
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Ustaad Inner circle Iindia - States 6158 Posts |
Straw and pencil. The static effect.
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dearwiseone Inner circle Portland, OR 1143 Posts |
Turk brought up a great trick. It's Petrick and Mia's Straw through card. Unfortunately, not too many people know about this, and I'm not sure if they still make it.
I inherited one a few weeks ago and have played around with it, but not performed it. It's a great effect, a straw goes through a playing card right in front of their eyes. Immediately after pulling the straw out, you can show the card front and back (without switching). If you want them to be able to examine everything in detail, it's going to require switching. However, the routine that comes with the trick is ingenious and makes it seem as though a card was selected at random, and that the spectators were able to examine the straw completely! It's a great effect, see if you can find it! |
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kloud New user New York, NY 73 Posts |
A vanishing milk trick/ghost drinking milk, using a gimmmicked straw.
It's described in Practical Mental Magic by Anneman. |
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magicinsight Inner circle 4380 Posts |
"Bullet Catch" done by Scott Alexander on his Midnight Show DVD using a straw and some falsh paper. very nice effect.
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elbruno New user 57 Posts |
You can use IT with straws to great effect. There's the old rising straw from a bottle or glass. (You could say that the beverage in the container was heavily carbonated!) This can be done with an ITR or a LeClair hookup. Michael Ammar shows an effect with loops on one of his Thread videos. I believe it is called the static straw.
Another idea is to do the rising ring on a straw -- normally done on a pencil or wand. Why not a straw? |
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limkris Regular user Belgium 166 Posts |
Petrick & Mia 's effect is explained in their recent DVD's and very visual and clean.
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Spinnato Elite user 429 Posts |
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On 2004-11-22 12:19, magicinsight wrote: Absoluetly! ! That trick alone is worth the price of the DVD. Highly recommended. |
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Aptaker Regular user Boston 113 Posts |
Depends on what exactly whats going on. If you have the peoples attention I would reccomend either a PK straw effect, straw going across table, straw falls out of glass... etc. This can be done with a simple Loops method... I won't go into detail without risk of exposing but you might want to check that out, the loops system is great for a lot of purposes. Another idea can be found on Darwin's Encyclopedia Of Thumb Tip magic. It can be found on Penguin Magic. It is on volume 2 and is called the straw production. Not so creative on the name but it is a quick visual production of the straw. There are 2 variations one where the magician shows his hands empty, then reaches into his fist and produces a full sized straw from the fist. The other method is kind of like a misers dream production of the straw where the magician grabs a straw out of thin air. The angles are a little iffy on this one but there aren't any fancy palms or anything. Either way loops and the Encyclopedia are both great sorces for magical knowlage so their worth checking out.
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calexa Inner circle Germany 1635 Posts |
Michael Close has on his "Workers" Videos a nice trick, where a shoe lacw penetrates a straw and the straw paper. Only the paper is destroied. A nice and quick trick.
Magixx
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Foxbiz Loyal user Atlanta 209 Posts |
My kids have been rolling both ends of the straw around their fingers until they have a small bubble in the middle that is under high pressure. Someone else is asked to flick it and it make a very loud pop! Not magical, but an amusing stunt!
Purhapse like Aaron, a vanish can be done with a TT. It is not compressed, but held out of view. I think Fin John (sp) has this type of handling in his booklets. |
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Foxbiz Loyal user Atlanta 209 Posts |
My kids have been rolling both ends of the straw around their fingers until they have a small bubble in the middle that is under high pressure. Someone else is asked to flick it and it make a very loud pop! Not magical, but an amusing stunt!
Purhapse like Aaron, a vanish can be done with a TT. It is not compressed, but held out of view. I think Fin John (sp) has this type of handling in his booklets. |
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Bob Sanders 1945 - 2024 Magic Valley Ranch, Clanton, Alabama 20504 Posts |
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On 2004-12-17 14:04, Kristof Limbo wrote: Since you live in Europe, I'm not sure that those of us in the USA have had the access to the couple's early magic that you may have. I have known them since the early 80s in the USA. They have several great soda straw tricks. Two I like best are Straw through Playing card and moving straw on a table top. For walk-around the straw through playing card should be a real consideration. I saw Petrick & Mia a couple of years ago in Montgomery, Alabama. Petrick told me then that they were considering retiring from the lecture circuit. I hope that they have not. They are a really fresh creative force in the magic community. Bob Magic By Sander |
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Michael Berends Loyal user Canada 220 Posts |
Hi,
Diamond Jim Tyler published a Floating Straw routine in the "Linking Ring" and his book. I have the book, can't seem to find it though. So I can't give you the name of it. I'd also like to add that Scott Alexander's "Bullet Catch" with a straw is GREAT!!!! Audiece Participation, Fire, and a terrific effect. What more could you ask for???? Michael Berends
www.michaelberends.com
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Gede Nibo Inner circle 2447 Posts |
PSYCHO STRAW isn't too bad...takes a bit of preparation.
you can find the booklet at most magic shops. its by PHATAMOS, and its 14.95 at: http://www.elmwoodmagic.com It uses sleeves it uses a tool it look amazing the prep is a bit of a pain doesn't come with the neccessary tool the straw appears to bend before your eyes! Baba |
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NitroMagic New user 36 Posts |
There is a trick wiht impromtu magic books that you bend one straw over the other and make one penetrate through the other...possibly this would be ok for you
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scottasf Regular user san leandro, ca 157 Posts |
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On 2003-11-14 10:48, Nick23 wrote: I believe that can be found in Martin Gardners Encycolopedia of Impromptu Magic
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