Dominique Duvivier's version of this great close-up classic. You present a beautiful cup, a small glass, a scarf and a small red ball. With all this you will be able to perform a succession of small miracles: the ball will disappear, reappear, travel... and at the end, you make a big ball appear! And the icing on the cake, what just happened is impossible, because the cup is now a solid block, and the ball is now "heavy"!  

The magician shows six miniature suitcases and six envelopes. Envelopes and suitcases are paired in a clear and random way according to the wishes of six different spectators, using a "magic formula"! It is clear that it was impossible to predict in advance how the suitcases and envelopes would be combined; however, the objects in the suitcase and the associated envelope are clearly complementary each time: for example, the card that was in the envelope complements the four cards in the suitcase, to form a royal flush! Success guaranteed!  

A succession of predictions with a shuffled deck of alphabet cards. A perfect effect for a finale.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains Odin’s stage routine. This routine is performed with eight large rings, specially adapted to this type of configuration. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here.  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he explains Dai Vernon’s stage routine. This routine is performed with six large rings, specially adapted to this type of configuration. To buy the "Linking Rings 25 cm", click here.  

One of the great classics of magic brought up to date. From the "Spectators" point of view: "The Linking Rings" are among the most important tricks in stage magic. The effect of solid penetrating solid has always intrigued even the most knowledgeable spectators. It is an absolute "killer"! From the "Magician" point of view: It's a hassle! You have to work hard to master the trick, the rings weigh a lot, and let's not talk about the noise! The solution: "The 21st Century ribbons". The trick is easy to do, the props are light, and there is no noise! And the effect is guaranteed!  

The "Linking Rings" are one of the greatest classics of magic. Quoc Tien Tran invites you to a complete overview of this subject. In this video, he covers the generalities: various conditions (close up, parlour, stage), various number of rings, different ring sizes. In addition, he gives you some good advice on how to choose, and even compose, the routine of your dreams. In other videos, we will discuss routines adapted to close-up, parlour or stage conditions. You can buy " Chinese Rings " by clicking on the following links: Linking Rings for Close-up Linking Rings for parlour Linking Rings for stage  

A very strong impromptu trick with everyday objects. A spectator draws a simple geometric shape on a sugar cube with a pencil. The sugar is placed into a glass of water, the spectator's hand is placed over the opening of the glass. As the sugar dissolves in the water, the "emanation" of the inscription will rise into the spectator’s palm, and he will be amazed when he discovers that the inscription is now reproduced on his own hand!  

How to win a bet in a fun way, with a matchbox and a coin!  

I have been looking for a long time for a method to achieve this atypical effect. A card is freely chosen, put back into the deck. The deck is put on the strings of the racket. The whole thing is covered with a transparent cover. We "sift"...and the cards seem to all, progressively go through the string mesh... all except one, and it is the right one! A trick highly regarded by "The Jerx", the king of underground magic.  

A second method to levitate a magic wand, a pencil or a pen, a table knife, a straw, etc... without any additional accessories! The first method is described on this platform as "Levitation Wand #1". An easy to do magic trick, in completely impromptu conditions! To buy a “Magic Wand” click on the following link: https://mayette.com/en/plongeurs/827-baguette-magique  

An ecological trick! Or how to use a match twice. Take a match that has already been used in an ashtray, and by rubbing it on the striking surface of the box, it will ignite again.  

"Gypsy Thread" is a great classic in close-up magic. A length of sewing thread is broken into many small pieces. The whole thing is rolled together, forming a small ball of thread. The ball is now unrolled and you are left with only one length of thread, the broken thread is completely restored. And the icing on the cake: you can hand out the thread as a souvenir, which will allow the spectator to examine it more closely!  

A stage trick adapted to be performed in close-up. The spectator makes a small tambourine by closing the two ends of a small tube with tissue paper and two small rings. The magician then makes some coins appear inside the mini tambourine! Simple, but devilishly effective!  

Gaetan Bloom: " This is also one of my favorite babies, my version of the card caught in the knot of a rope... I started with a complicated mechanism, to eliminate everything and come up with a rather Machiavellian simplicity... and watch out, no forced card, signed, no magnets, and the rope can be given out as a souvenir at the end... a true delight!"  

How to levitate a magic wand, a pencil or a pen, a table knife, a straw, etc... without any additional accessories! An easy to do magic trick, in completely impromptu conditions! To buy a “Magic Wand” click on the following link: https://mayette.com/en/plongeurs/827-baguette-magique