Price$20.00
Media TypeDVD
CategoryClose Up
Date AddedJan 13, 2015
Firefly
Joel Dickinson
Warped Magic
(Based on 1 review)
Welcome to FireFly. Firefly is a super cool signed card to matchbox.
Show a matchbox completely empty, close it and place it on a table or spectators hand.
Have a card selected, signed and lost in the deck.
Pick up the matchbox and open it, a card is now seen folded up inside.
It is the signed card!
•Simple, direct magic
•Easy to do
•Instant reset
•Always Ready to go
•No flaps or moving parts, nothing to break
•Perfect ending to any signed card routine
•Perform walk around or at tables
•Spectator can hold the matchbox during the routine
As a bonus you will also learn Joel's 'Eatink', A great bit of business with a Sharpie Marker!
Comes complete with full instructional DVD and 6 gimmicks in bicycle design. (3 red, 3 blue)
Use any matchbox. Takes 2 minutes to add the gimmick to any matchbox then use over and over again!
Reviews
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REVIEW
This is an awesome routine with a great, simple gimmick and great handling instruction. He teaches several variations of methods and handlings using a table or stand-up without a table. He also teaches a really good alternative to the mercury card fold if you don’t want to do it. I rather like his alternative because I think it can be incorporated into a handling that adds texture to the routine.
He also teaches a very nice gag with the sharpie.
The reset is simple and easy.
CAUTION
The effect comes with a gimmick that you incorporate into a matchbox. You will need a matchbox that is the right size to fit a card folded in quarters. If you don’t have the exact size matchbox, I think you won’t have trouble figuring out how to make what you have work, using the principle described.
VERDICT
This is a great gimmick, great routine, and great instruction.
This is an awesome routine with a great, simple gimmick and great handling instruction. He teaches several variations of methods and handlings using a table or stand-up without a table. He also teaches a really good alternative to the mercury card fold if you don’t want to do it. I rather like his alternative because I think it can be incorporated into a handling that adds texture to the routine.
He also teaches a very nice gag with the sharpie.
The reset is simple and easy.
CAUTION
The effect comes with a gimmick that you incorporate into a matchbox. You will need a matchbox that is the right size to fit a card folded in quarters. If you don’t have the exact size matchbox, I think you won’t have trouble figuring out how to make what you have work, using the principle described.
VERDICT
This is a great gimmick, great routine, and great instruction.