On Sep 9, 2016, Mrg1974 wrote:
Hello I do it with 10 pound notes, you can either use coloured paper or use gimmicked fake notes - made of tyvek. A simple Internet search will show up suppliers, either that or find another currency the same size. That also works.

On Sep 9, 2016, fab1an wrote:

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On Sep 9, 2016, Mrg1974 wrote:
Hello I do it with 10 pound notes, you can either use coloured paper or use gimmicked fake notes - made of tyvek. A simple Internet search will show up suppliers, either that or find another currency the same size. That also works.

Thank you for your reply! I really don't want to use any fake notes. I want to make it as visual as possible!
Have you ever tried to transform lottery tickets into bills with Extreme Burn? Is that possible?

On Sep 9, 2016, Mrg1974 wrote:

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On Sep 9, 2016, fab1an wrote:

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On Sep 9, 2016, Mrg1974 wrote:
Hello I do it with 10 pound notes, you can either use coloured paper or use gimmicked fake notes - made of tyvek. A simple Internet search will show up suppliers, either that or find another currency the same size. That also works.

Thank you for your reply! I really don't want to use any fake notes. I want to make it as visual as possible!
Have you ever tried to transform lottery tickets into bills with Extreme Burn? Is that possible?

Yeah you can do that too, to clarify the fake notes I use are notes that look like a child has drawn them, you then tell a story about turning play money into real cash..

On Sep 9, 2016, Mrg1974 wrote:
That's exactly right, I do a little routine based round the fact I have kids and because I have kids I have photos in my wallet instead of money. Then I thought when not borrow the kids money and use that instead - you change- then when you don't need cash anymore put the money back into kid form. I'm sure you could work round that...

On Sep 9, 2016, Mrg1974 wrote:
Http://www.thegimmicking.com/product/tyvek-notes/ this is where I got mine. Good luck.

On Sep 11, 2016, Arcato wrote:
Yesterday, I wanted to make a new Extreme Burn gimmick with the new 20 Euro notes and lottery tickets and I failed miserably. I had been performing this with Monopoly money tranforming into Euro notes for years, but I wanted something from the real world... so lottery tickets! BUT: they are bright yellow on one side and white-ish on the other. The big problem with the 20 Euro notes in general is that they have a blue colored border left and right which is visible before you transform the lottery tickets. But even worse, after the transformation the bright yellow lottery tickets shine through the gimmick... here's a link to the lottery ticket: https://goo.gl/photos/oYBDLkMhtiKgD7NHA
I will check out The Gimmicking, but I'm not sure if these will do the trick...

On Sep 12, 2016, macc wrote:
You can also use magazine cuttings.
Richard covered this on the first extreme burn.
Doesn´t he do that on extreme burn 2.0?

On Sep 12, 2016, macc wrote:
You can also use magazine cuttings.
Richard covered this on the first extreme burn.
Doesn´t he do that on extreme burn 2.0?

On Oct 14, 2016, Propdogdan wrote:
so we custom print our own Tyvek Euro Million lottery tickets that are cut to size in different size notes. It means that you have something that is durable and looks really believable as it makes sense to have lottery tickets changing to currency!

The link for them is below:

http://www.propdog.co.uk/euro-millions-tyvek-tickets

On Sep 3, 2017, oweosc12 wrote:
Not sure if it has been mentioned before, but for British people wishing to perform extreme burn - the Scottish £10 note and the English £10 note are EXACTLY the same size and have different designs. Scottish money is far less common in England but although it can still be used, therefore I usually show some Scottish £10 notes and then transform them into English £10 notes.