The bare hand flower production

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Postby bananafish » Mar 15th, '06, 17:01



Card Collection is a good place to start - I will pm you the details...

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Postby qlepa » Mar 15th, '06, 21:09

Oh bananafish.... I would be brateful if u could pm me too :)

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Postby Johndoe » Mar 21st, '06, 11:50

http://www.cards4magic.co.uk/acatalog/C ... Magic.html

Cig gimmick for £1. Or make your own from a paper clip which might be better for use with flowers.

In fact I would recomend most of that stuff for people doing cig magic.

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Barehand Flower Production

Postby Allen Tipton » Mar 25th, '06, 17:17

:) The only problem with the cig gimmick (put out by Ellisdons in the 1940's & sold in Woolworths) for barehand flower production is every flower is the same colour. You'll know what I mean. The cig gimmick is also available at eclipseentertainment at £1:99p
If you like spring flowers the Vernet bare hand prodn. supplies you with a couple of gimmicks each of which holds about 10 flowers. Try Top Secret Magic. I can't remember whether mine were Vernets or Japanese but the flowers appear at the finger tips by simply giving a tiny push. I believe Tenyo put out a Million Flowers trick. At least one magician put out a method, in print, whereby you don't use any gimmicks. Can't remember who but Kenton Knepper springs to mind as one.
The late David de Val marketed a very simple, effective, cig producing gimmick called Pogson's Cig Flow. It was about the size of a small nail and No it is not a nail. Other dealers still have it as Edirectory.co.uk at £2:99.
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