My amazing magickal gloves!
Corey
to create a new magickal effect, but I've done even better. I've put
together a pair of gloves that make coins dissapear and reapear out of
both hands! I took a tight fitting pair of black felt gloves, and I
cut off the fingers up to the second nuckles of most of my fingers, and
I trimmed down the end of the glove around my wrist. And then I sewed
a magnet onto the inside of both gloves, right where the webbing of my
thumb and index finger meet, on the backs of my hand. If you want to
buy one of these tools from me, they come with super powerful magnets
installed in each glove, and 2 magnetic quarters. They don't come with
half dollars, and they don't come with steel core quarters. There are
actually magnets on the inside of these quarters.
I'll upload a video of the effect, but I can instantly make a coin
dissapear from either hand with these gloves one, and I can just as
easily make it reapear in either hand. With some good acting and a
little bit of slieght of hand you can really impress you friends, and
it is perfect for outdoors street magic this time of year. The gloves
are virtually self working, and almost no sleight of hand is needed to
make the quarters dissapear and reapear. The soft friction from the
felt easily picks the quarter back up, and makes the shiny silver look
very good in your hands.
Order now for only $100 a pair of gloves!
CoreyWhite
OMG! The sleight of hand I am doing with these gloves works
beautifully, the soft felt of the gloves makes palming so easily, and
provides all the silent cover I need to do any kind of manipulation
with the coins. The ammount of visible magic that is happening with
these gloves is unbelievable! It feels like real magic even from my
perspective. And if you know any good coin manipulation skills
already, it because the ultimate tool for any street magician to use.
The only problem is you can't wear the gloves all year round. So I am
still going to be practicing my other tricks. But I'm just kidding
about selling them to you for $100. I would rather keep the effect
secret, so nobody knows what I am doing.
I also have 2 "Bat" gimicks, with ultra powerful magnets. I have some
nice magnets in my gloves, but they are smaller and not as powerful.
That's good because the coins slides off of the magnets easily. But
the the magnets in the "Bats" are larger and more powerful. They are
covered in felt, and and another piece of metal covered in felt, that
clips onto the magnet. So I can conceal it on the inside of my
clothing.
Using this I can make coins appear and dissapear, in other places on my
body. And after they see they aren't in my hands, they won't be
looking when I reach up my arm to make the coin dissapear in another
spot.
Keep one or two coins hidden, and show only one at the start of a
performance. And then you will see that more coins magically begin to
appear and dissapear throughout the show.
Here are the moves you can do with the gloves. They work better if
your gloves have fingers cut pretty short, and the magnet is positioned
in the right spot on the webbing of the back of your hand. The magnets
have polarity, and so do the magnetic coins. So you have to find the
right frequencies.
But once you do, you can just put the coin in your hand, and palm it
between your thumb and index finger, and rotate it around so they only
see the side of your fist. As you open your fist the coin slips back
behind your hand and sticks to the magnet.
Then you can rub the top of your hand, and with the hand that is doing
the rubbing hide the coin, while you show all of the back of your hand.
And then you can rub the front of your hand.
Doing either of these motions, you can transfer the hand into either
hand. When rubbing the top of the hand. You just slide the coin into
your open fist, with the hand that is rubbing.
And when rubbing the front of your hand, you use your thumb, which is
hidden behind your hand, to slip the coin back into the hand that is
doing the rubbing.
At points during the trick you can also show one hand front and back,
very visibly, while the coin is hidden on the back of the other hand,
and secretly do a transfer. Then when you show the front and back of
the other hand while the coin is now being palmed. You transfer it
back onto the magnet. It is very visual.
And you can also transfer the coin on the magnet when you make it
dissapear to begin with, by doing a traditional vanish first. Showing
the hand empty, and then transfering it onto the empty hands magnet.
But I'm still working on the right technique to do this kind of stuff.
Have fun with your new magick gloves!
I call them Corey's Coin Gloves.
CoreyWhite
If you really think about this trick it is classic. Because magicians,
very often have worn white gloves when preforming. I think I may even
by a set of white gloves, but they only sell them by the dozen.
CoreyWhite
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvia-dBWcA0
Here is a video on YouTube, of a routine I'm working on with the gloves.
Johnny Borborigmi
> I told you all I was thinking about preforming an operation on my hand
> to create a new magickal effect, but I've done even better. I've put
> together a pair of gloves that make coins dissapear and reapear out of
> both hands! I took a tight fitting pair of black felt gloves, and I
> cut off the fingers up to the second nuckles of most of my fingers, and
> I trimmed down the end of the glove around my wrist. And then I sewed
> a magnet onto the inside of both gloves, right where the webbing of my
> thumb and index finger meet, on the backs of my hand. If you want to
> buy one of these tools from me, they come with super powerful magnets
> installed in each glove, and 2 magnetic quarters. They don't come with
Get rid of them. BAD idea.
Johnny Borborigmi
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvia-dBWcA0
>
> Here is a video on YouTube, of a routine I'm working on with the gloves.
It's terrible.
Ed
I read the title and flashed on a Mickey Mouse cartoon where Mickey and
"Magical Mouse" accidently get their gloves switched. After having his
act completly bomb, the magician is sitting in the back of the theatre
when he notices he has on the wrong gloves.
MOUSE: Hey! These aren't my gloves. These are Mickey's gloves.
(thinking) Why do we all wear the same white gloves?