Now you can make a huge teddy bear appear from nowhere like magic! It’s magical, practical, and very easy to do, the perfect trick for any performance situation.

A detail tutorial will be teaching you different ways of performing with Teddy Bear.

The performer introduces an empty hat and a solid die. He places the die into the inverted hat. The performer then displays an empty double compartment box, with cut out windows on front with loose sliding shutters and hinged doors at top (actually there are two boxes side by side on a common base). The die is taken from the hat and placed in one of the boxes and the doors are closed

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Sleightly Absurd is a journey through the mind of a mastermind-Charlie Frye. Within its pages, you'll find a slew of hard won secrets he has developed, refined, and performed over some four decades on six continents, as a professional entertainer on stages the world over.

It is filled, nearly to overflowing, with bewildering, bemusing musings and miracles that-until now-have been the guarded brainchildren of this perplexing practitioner of the dark arts.

Based on an old trick by Bob McAlister, Serpentrick is the perfect opener or closer trick for any routine. Can be performed in close up, parlor or stage, and for any type of audience.

Some moments in magic feel like cinema.

Within your hands, a spark of light appears It flutters. Glows. Fades like a memory. And when it's gone... your hands are empty. Your audience is left breathless.

That's what Firefly delivers.

Not a novelty. Not a toy. A precision light device built for real magicians.

An empty wooden temple is shown.  With a tap on the roof, a silk or sponge ball appears inside instantly.  The temple stands about 9 inches tall and displays beautifully.

What happens when you take a classic comedy gag and supercharge it with jaw-dropping visuals and a shocking surprise? You get Fast Forward by Victor Sanz-a game-changer in magic that leaves audiences laughing, gasping, and totally fooled.

A little bunny magically changes into a cute, chubby rabbit after enjoying some carrots. Start the routine by showing a handkerchief with an image of a bunny. Announce that you're going to feed magical carrots to the bunny. Produce a strip with five

Magician places cards numbered 1-25 on the table in 5 rows and in numerical order. A prediction card is placed off to the side or given to the spectator to hold. Making free choices, the spectator eliminates all but 5 of the cards. These are totaled, and the total matches the prediction. As a kicker, the 5 cards are turned over and they spell the spectator's name!

Includes a bonus effect:

The New Matrix same effect as above, but the 5 cards always spell the word magic?

Imagine blowing up a balloon, drawing a face on it, and having it start talking, and the best part is, at the end of your performance, you can give it away as a gift!

An extreme trick that will surprise and shock your spectators. One gimmick and many different effects and endings. Each gimmick is handmade.

The flexible nail looks like a real one even from a very close position; when tapped on metal and glass, it will produce a characteristic metallic sound.

Props allow to show the trick from any angle, possible 360 degrees review. This provides unlimited opportunities for showings.

"Sammy The Skunk" with his realistic fur and features make him look and feel life-like. Create an entire routine around this single product.

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Tricky The Magic Fox is the next level of the classic magic spring animals from Magic Makers. Each Fox ships with access to a complete online course on how you make magic with this essential prop. The inside spring and face are designed for a realistic audience experience

The magician shows the audience two kings of spades and a queen of hearts. Now, he turns over all three cards by facing the back to the audience and inviting the spectators to follow the movements of the queen of hearts with their eyes as he slowly shuffles the cards. At this point he turns to a spectator and asks him where he thinks the queen of hearts went. This one, confidently, points to one of the three cards, but the conjurer shows everyone how in fact he was not careful enough. He repeats the operation again, involving another person from the audience, but the latter also fails to find the chosen card.