Amazing Trick

Heres a preview of the trick. Dont mind the ending.



In this video, the tape was put on the ceiling rather then behind my ear.

Step 1 First

Start off by getting the supplies that you need. You can get all of this at a magic shop or buy it at any store that may sell it.

Materials:
1. Woody nylon (invisible thread)
2. Candle wax (Magician Wax)
3. Any light object
4. and tape

Comments

[Redgerr]

video died :(

[Mercurio]

Great! I love card tricks.

[Shifrin]

This is probably my favorite effect, sadly, the 5.95 plus tax was already in the hands of the seller... if only I saw this first!

[Wolf Seril]

I bought a kit for this with several feet of invisible string and I think they ripped me off. Even if I use 3 strings they will immediatly break if I put weight on them (I dont even have to do a trick) Another place you can put it is under your shirt, then hang it on a button on the collar.

[Plaid Demon]

um you spelled woody nylon wrong its actualy wooly nylon but still great job

[Plaid Demon]

good job with the videos man its better to see it visualy than just looking at steps keep it up

[Steamdnt]

you can buy this in houdinis magic shop in vegas

[Grisly]

I think he did a good job of mixing how to do something with not telling the whole world how it's done exactly. I've been using my ear for years. Hadn't even considered the ceiling. That's what happens when magicians don't reveal their secrets.

[kcmoskater]

so is woody nylon like the kind for sewing?

[RazorG606]

Haha, never thought of that.

[kcmoskater]

is that thread? cause if it is, when i to fray it and make it skinner, it breaks....help!!

[RazorG606]

Yea, its woody nylon thread. Its pretty fragile but it shouldn't break THAT easily.

[kcmoskater]

is it clear?

[A.C.E.]

you are really supposed to put the wax on 1 of your thumbs and then run it over your head(you have to have hair) so you can make it go up and down to.well, like up onto your shoulder, or into your mouth.

[TheCheese9921]

Dude, I saw this on youtube a while ago, this is friggin amazing

PLEASE ADD http://www.instructables.com/group/majiktrix/

[RazorG606]

Yea, you seen my video! =D

[TheCheese9921]

were you the guy that wore the v for vendetta mask?

[RazorG606]

ooh, haha. You mean MadV. Nah thats wasn't me. =P

[latobada]

{ I read over this and if you read it in a bad tone, it comes out sounding bad, but it really isn't supposed to be mean, just some CC. Read it in a happy voice and it sounds pretty } maybe change the title, because all it says is "Amazing Trick", and I for one, only clicked it to know what it was about, and then would exit it, because it probably would not interest me. maybe put "Amazing Card Trick", or "Amazing flying card Trick" or something along those lines. (Just a quick glance at the bottom of the page showed me some good title examples, they all say card (or coin, depending on the trick) and what happens, or a title that hits the action, so you read it to know more about what is going to happen. PetervG # made a good point that the instructable made no sense, maybe add another step at the beginning explaining what you were going to do. and remember, when you are witting an instructable, odds are that you are going to try to explain something to someone who knows nothing about the subject/ or very little about how you got to the final result, and what to know the whys behind it. I always think as if i am explaining it to a patient (that means they are the quiet ones) elementary schooler, you need to give them all the information, because they ask why a lot, and say it in a way that they can understand, because they probably (and if they do it doesn't hurt to hear it again) don't know what everything does, and why does this happen to that. Wow, this sounds sort of mean, but it is really not supposed to be. Sorry if you take it that way, but it is completely not supposed to be.

[RazorG606]

Nah man, its all constructive criticism to make future insctructables better. Thanks for writing it all out man.

[John Smith]

I bought the kit to do this in Universal studios, or maybe it was Adventure Island (Florida). I don't remember which. It was one of my favorite tricks, until I lost the complete strand of frayed string. I haven't done it since, and forgot about it until now. The video is good, but more explanation is needed, in the steps. I understood it, because I have/had the string before, but others might not.

[RazorG606]

Ya, I might edit it up a bit.

[RazorG606]

If you like this video, please be so kind to rate it.

[HamO]

Amazing?

[Mwafler]

The flying looked quite mechanical, I've seen it alot more fluid. I think the reason its usually behind the ear is so that its portable and more responsive to your body movements......

[RazorG606]

Wow, this video is getting some bad rating. =(
I;m just trying to show people a cool trick. God...

[garrettmikesmith]

you need to hold out your hand palm away from you, and drape the nylon over your thumb, so you can control height and other variables by moving your hands and head around. it looks way better, try it.

[irwinner]

the first part of the movies demonstrating the trick made it obvious the card was attached to the ceiling. you might want to find a way to conceal the movement of the hand that the hand the card rests in. i noticed every time the card rose your hand lowered, just a suggestion

[Austinbwood]

Not bad. Pretty cool trick. Not the best instructable I've ever seen but still very convincing. Good work.

[RazorG606]

Thanks man!

[PetervG]

The Instructable made no sense, but the video made it all clear.

[RazorG606]

You have to understand what everything is I guess. Please rate it if you like it.

[PetervG]

No

[RazorG606]

.....ok?