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ccmwl New user 36 Posts 
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I find myself performing John Guastaferro's Out of the Blue more often than not, but at the end, I'm left with 4 blue cards which do not fit in with the rest of the red deck. What's the best way to change them "back" to red?
I have a himber wallet from Marvin's Magic back when I was a young'un but that introduces an unnecessary prop. |
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 2879 Posts
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Take a look at Paul Gordons Four Card Fooler.
Vanishing inc has this as a five dollar download. Great trick.
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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That sounds intriguing, fonda57. Is the trick examinable at the end? Bob
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 2879 Posts
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If you put them in your pocket.
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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IncantoMagic New user 52 Posts
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Could always do a simple switch, under a cardbox or something. Or you could control them to the bottom of the deck and palm them out.
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ccmwl New user 36 Posts
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On Jan 6, 2019, fonda57 wrote: Thanks for this suggestion. However, the ending is rather dirty and the faces of the queens cannot be shown. I've now adopted Mathieu Bich's Back Twist. It too doesn't end clean, but at least I'm able to show the backs and faces. It also allows me to solely focus on the back color changes (via the Asher Twist) and without the unneeded "twisting" effect when each queen turns face down. I'm in no way saying Paul Gordon's effect is bad. Far from it. It's a genius idea and will be a fooler - a lot of thought had gone into it and is a great twisting trick. It just isn't suitable for my own personal purpose. |
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terrillific Loyal user San Antonio, TX 224 Posts
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Check out Peter Pellikaan. He has some incredible tricks where faces and backs change. https://www.vanishingincmagic.com/magician/Peter-Pellikaan/
I can't remember what the trick is called but you can't go wrong with anything that he produces. They are all quick effects and aren't hard to do. |
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magojose| Regular user 151 Posts
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Maybe a face up 4 by 4 change. There’s a book on the subject by Karl Fulves called Packet Switch. Hope to be helpful with your search
Bye! |
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Jack Skipton New user 62 Posts
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If you use a topit you should check out Carl Cloutier, he has an instant change of 4 cards.
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ccmwl New user 36 Posts
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On Mar 27, 2019, Jack Skipton wrote: Great idea, but I only wear T-Shirts. |
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KokoB Loyal user 230 Posts
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As you see there are many ways you can change cards, Paul Gordon has ways Peter Pellikaan has ways,If its packet tricks then these guys by far have the greatest Packet Tricks out.& yes you will learn to switch packets n cards like no other.
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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Hi Magojosé,
I was intrigued by this suggestion of yours: "Maybe a face up 4 by 4 change. There’s a book on the subject by Karl Fulves called Packet Switch." Do you remember which volume of Packet Switches the change is in? I have volume 3 but not the other four volumes. Or perhaps you can suggest another source? Thanks, Bob |
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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P. S. IncantoMagic, you suggested a simple switch, e. g., under a cardbox. Do you have any references to methods for doing this?
Bob |
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holdingoutflat New user 52 Posts
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If you're doing it overtly, Babel has an incredible move that must be done at the table that is an "any amount of cards switched with any amount of cards"
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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Holdingoutflat, do you happen to have a reference for the move? And how would you rate its difficulty?
Thanks, Bob |
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ccmwl New user 36 Posts
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On Sep 3, 2019, Bob G wrote: Keen to know about this too. Love Babel's 3 card monte...this should be interesting. |
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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Well, I've learned this much: Bebel is a french magician (note the spelling). I found some of his work on Penguin, Vanishing, and Ellusionist. I couldn'lt find detailed descriptions that would tell us where to find the packet switch that "holding" mentioned. Anyone know?
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Matthew Crabtree Special user 580 Posts
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On Sep 7, 2019, Bob G wrote: It is on the Ellusionist download not Grace but the other one |
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Bob G Inner circle 1374 Posts
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Got it -- it's "Bebel - An Underground Legend." Thanks, Matthew. Anyone have thoughts about how hard these moves are? Description says there's little talking, and all in French. For us rudimentary French speakers, is is it easy to follow what the moves are?
Thanks, folks. |
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