Hey guys !
Im looking for those paper balls, which you discard with a fan
like I have a paper ball or anything else in my hand , I do a transfer/switch or whatever I need to do, and when I take the fan and fan my hand it produces a lot of small paper pieces ..
i cant seem to explain it good enough, but I hope you understand.
im looking on where to buy those paper balls .. if anyone can direct me id love that!

Form the sound of your description I think you are looking for "Snowstorm in China"

hope this helps

kOnO

Hey thanks man but I only found it in one store and its out of stock
any otehr name / brand for this sort of things?

Look at Jeff McBrides Butterfly blizzard. Its a little different but a great effect. The street might be a little windy for these type of effects.

Try Daytona Magic

https://www.daytonamagic.com/?subcats=Y&......s.search


Looks like they have them in stock

kOnO

Thanks a lot guys !
But last question, ive seen what kOnO kindly posted .. but its quite a lot for what I'm searching .. do you familliar with any small or mini versions of it ? like quarter of the outcome of the flakes

It's been published in dozens of books. Have you tried Tarbell?

@Riffraff I asked where can I buy it, not how to do it.

@amirb401: your original post betrays the fact that you have very little knowledge of magic.
I didn't answer the question you asked, but the question that you should have asked.
Magic is my passion. Is is beautiful when presented expertly, but it becomes ugly when prostituted.

Good answer, Riff Raff.

Yeah it was. And good on you Dick for saying so.

Amirb, it may be much easier to purchase, but if you want a custom load size, you sort of have to make your own. Nick Einhorn has a version in one of his books that would let you customize the load. You could even mix it up and add different colors to make it thematic if you want.

It can be a lovely effect, seeing the shower of confetti (yes, Dick, I refer to the effect as what is seen by the audience, as well as the potential "wow" effect on them). But it is messy, so bring a broom.

Patrick