Magic Ticks You Can Do!
Remember, practice, practice, practice.
Always practice the trick to make sure you can do it well before showing it to your friends.
Magic is all about entertainment and fun!
Click on the videos to learn each of the fun magic tricks!
Come Back Coin
Hypno Straw
Roll Up
Slap Dash
Spoon To Fork
Clip Card
Magician shows a card printed with five cards, both front and back. Four of the cards have black faces. The card in the middle is a red card. The object is to place the paper clip on the red card while the cards are face down. Sounds simple? Surprise! The clip will always be placed on the wrong card.
Ring on Chain
A very effective and easy close up item, based on an old ring & rope trick. The new all metal version makes it a very easy to carry and perform impromptu effect. You can even wear the chain with ring as a “necklace” to perform street magic.
The performer displays a solid metal chain, and a 1.5" diameter metal ring. Both can be examined by the audience. The ring is passed over the chain from the bottom, with the chain draped over the performer's thumb and finger. He just drops the ring as it reaches the top, and in a flash the ring is found knotted on the chain. The spectator can examine it, and remove the ring off the chain himself. Once you use it, you will always carry it with you – ready to use any place, any time.
Magic Cup and Ball
A neat looking little vase is placed on the table. You remove the cover. Sitting in the case is a colorful ball, which you remove and place into your pocket. You cover the vase and then snap of your fingers. You remove the cover again, the ball is back in the vase! Even a four year old can do it!
Coin Slide
Once you place a coin into the magic slide, it vanishes and reappears at the Magician's will. Also, one coin can magically transform into another and back again! Seems to be impossible, but watch your friends puzzle over this one!
Crazy Cube
You hand a spectator a regulation die, two small containers and two covers. Ask the spectator to secretly place the die into the smaller container with ANY number facing up, and cover the container. To be safe, you place that container into another. You can always announce the selected number.
