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hello merlins...

just whanted to know if the trick on interlace is some connected or resemblane on self tying shoelace??>>?

thanks..

No, the effects and methods are unrelated.



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well thanks!... but is there really no duplicate ring in there??

Pinoy:

Please take a different approach to your method of questioning.

This forum is RENOWNED for its strict policy of not revealing commercial effect secrets.

Your line of questioning, in respect of your other posts, seems to be a little direct.

Read our forum rules please.

just whanted to know if the trick on interlace is some connected or resemblane on self tying shoelace

LOLOLOLOL

Are you asking how something is done lol....Thats a giggle for me this early in the morning

PinoyMagician wrote:hello merlins

Probably not the best start.

If you want to learn more about the effect you can go to a site that seels it and it will give you a description of the effect. From that you should be able to figure out if the methods are similar or not.

OK - bit of a tricky one without giving away the whole deal but I'll delicatly try...

STS and Sanders Interlace are completely different in method BUT with a bit of work and a bit more practice you could combine the 2 - starting with STS, be careful tho... Do you realy want to leave your audience remembering only your feet??!?
STS is a great one to perform when strolling along but Interlaced has a big WOW factor ending. I personaly would avoid bunching them up together on the same crowd.

OK - bit of a tricky one without giving away the whole deal but I'll delicatly try...

STS and Sanders Interlace are completely different in method BUT with a bit of work and a bit more practice you could combine the 2 - starting with STS, be careful tho... Do you realy want to leave your audience remembering only your feet??!?
STS is a great one to perform when strolling along but Interlaced has a big WOW factor ending. I personaly would avoid bunching them up together on the same crowd.