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abbylondon![]() New user 54 Posts ![]() |
I'd like to put a trick with a t-shirt in my kid's show. Does anyone know of a good manipulation you can do to "transform" a T-shirt into another shirt? Other than just sticking it in a change bag or other device.
Abby London
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MaGiShN46![]() Loyal user 244 Posts ![]() |
Some magic shops (well mine at least) have T-shirts that have a patter with it and you can do a trick with it!
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mrj![]() New user Toronto, Canada 68 Posts ![]() |
Dan Harlan has trick on his All Purpose Stand Up show video (I think) where he produces golf balls, tees, and a golf club, from a black bag. Then the bag itself is transformed into a t-shirt.
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daffydoug![]() Eternal Order Look mom! I've got 14077 Posts ![]() |
He also has one on his mentalism show involving a t-shirt that really rocks!
The difficult must become easy, the easy beautiful and the beautiful magical.
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bloodyjack![]() Veteran user Seattle WA 343 Posts ![]() |
Tenyo have a forcing T-shirt
"sir i sent you half the kidne i took from one woman prasarved it for you tother piece i fried and ate it was very nise i may send you the bloody knif that took it out if you only wate a whil longer"
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daffydoug![]() Eternal Order Look mom! I've got 14077 Posts ![]() |
Could you explain that?
The difficult must become easy, the easy beautiful and the beautiful magical.
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Starrpower![]() Inner circle 4070 Posts ![]() |
I don't think the Harlan bag is very deceptive. It's a cute transition, but not good magic. The bag doesn't really look like a bag so much as a big lump of cloth. It's fine for a cute revelation, but not if you want a surprising and strong magic effect.
Have you thought about a large change bag, or any kind of livestock vanish? If it's big enought for a small rabbit, it'll work with a t-shirt. |
Destiny![]() Inner circle 1429 Posts ![]() |
If anyone is still looking go to thelearnedpig.com and look for advertisement for 'shirt happens'
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The Magic Ref![]() Veteran user Flint, Mi. 303 Posts ![]() |
I had a routein that was published in MUM. It was in Steve's "Family Fun" column. I went to Old Navy and bought 2 T-shirts. One was xxl and the other was super small,like a kids size 4 or something. When I open my kids show, I would put the super size one on the couch or over a chair in the back of the room. I would ask to borrow something and look around. Casually ask if I could borrow that T shirt> I would hold it up and they will laugh because it was so big etc.. I then put it in a mirror box to vanish it. It would not vanish and then I pulled it out and it was the super small one. Ton's of laughs and you can play this a lot of different ways. If anyone wants the artical just IM me and I'll fax it to you or something.
Be Young...Have Fun!
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Leland Stone![]() Inner circle 1204 Posts ![]() |
Hey, Ref:
That's a cute idea! I can see that one getting a lot of laughs and by-play; thanks for the input ![]() Leland |
Regan Inner circle U.S.A. 5727 Posts ![]() |
Ref, that is a nice idea. I remember reading that routine in MUM.
Regan
Mister Mystery
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The Magic Ref![]() Veteran user Flint, Mi. 303 Posts ![]() |
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Spellbinder![]() Inner circle The Holy City of East Orange, NJ 6438 Posts ![]() |
Eleazar Goodenough has a "torn and Restored" tissue paper shirt effect in his book "Tear-Able Magic" (on my site). It's item 10 in the book. The shirt he uses is a Hawaiian Beach Shirt, but by leaving off the collar and making it an over the head shirt, it could easily become a T-shirt. You'd have to put it on carefully or make it out of the same material used for paper hospital clothes.
Professor Spellbinder
Professor Emeritus at the Turkey Buzzard Academy of Magik, Witchcraft and Wizardry http://www.magicnook.com Publisher of The Wizards' Journals |
Bryan Gilles![]() Inner circle Northern California 1732 Posts ![]() |
Like a "Steinmeyer Clock" printed on the T-Shirt?
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camikesrd![]() Regular user Richmond,Virginia 103 Posts ![]() |
For Magic Ref..And the rest of you.
Reading about your T=shirt idea brought this to mind. Since you have a mirror box make another but make it look like a washing machine. Take your xxxl shirt and make it look dirty. Tell them you bring along your washing machine along in case your shirt gets dirty bringing in your stuff, Ask them what you use cold or hot water. Pre show tell a couple of kids to yell hot water. Ask all the kids to help you make machine running noises. Of course the shirt shrinks and then you can get some more comedy trying to put it on, arm through the head hole trying to pull the rest over your head bumping into thr table. Another thought, gaff the small shirt up likr a soft soap silk and do it in a box of soap flakes, pour in water with a milk pitcher. Check Rice's enc. Silk Magic for Soft Soap..........Mike |
The Magic Ref![]() Veteran user Flint, Mi. 303 Posts ![]() |
The washing machine thing is a good idea! I actually use this as my "Warm Up". As I explain to the kids I will need their help for the show, and tell them the magic word, like Abra-Bannana or whatever. I explain they will need to yell the magic word loud to make the magic happen. I ask for help and they yell, it doesn't vanish it shrinks. Then I explain that that was pretty good but they have to do better. This time they really yell ABRA-BANNANA and it vanishes. I say great job you did it, now that's how you need to yell for the rest of the show.
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MagicB1S![]() Inner circle Knoxville Tenn. 1039 Posts ![]() |
There is a washing machine prop already on the Market called the wacky washer that does just that.... Dealers description:Its a funny wacky washer. Yes, now you can do the laundry while you are doing your magic show.the children will love to watch you do your socks. Put them in... Turn the loud crank... Take them out and they have shrunk! Then they become shredded...then they change color... it's crazy!
I have not seen this trick in person So I can not give you a review on it however It sounds interesting and I am sure it can be converted to use A T'shirt
"There are Tricks To All Trades.... My Trade is all Tricks"
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