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Product Description
With this cutting edge effect you can cut out 8 squares with just 1 just slice of the scissors. And at this price it's a snip!
Ingenious effect with an unforgettable message.
Ideal for assemblies, services, youth events and parties.
THE EFFECT:
You show a sheet of paper with 16 bright red and blue squares. You ask the audience how many cuts would you need to make to remove all the blue squares. 20? 16? 8? You fold the paper four times and with one cut of the scissors ALL the blue squares fall to the floor. Each one has been cleanly and neatly cut out. Then for the real surprise. You slowly open up the sheet and show that all the red squares remained joined together! Take your well earned applause and hand out the cut out squares as souvenirs.
Great fun at kids parties. It looks just like wrapping paper!
PRESENTATIONS:
This basis of this presentation is the challenge of cutting out all the blue squares. You may want to present this as a bet someone has made with you. Or perhaps tell a story of a historical challenge made by a king. ‘He who cuts out the royal blue squares with the fewest cuts wins the hand of my daughter.’ Invite some volunteers up on stage to join you in playing a game. The first one to cut all the blue squares out of the paper wins the prize.
GOSPEL PRESENTATION:
Scripted presentation for the parables of the 'Sheep & the Goats' (Matt 25) and the 'Wheat & the Weeds' (Matt 13) provided. Watch the video for the presentation Paul Morley uses.
- Easy-to-do. No magical or origami experince required!
- Visual magic ideal for stage and assembly presentations
- The perfect impromptu effect to keep on you for last minute presentations
- Great value. Enough sheets for x15 presentations.
FREE: Online video instructions on folding and cutting the paper included
Astonish everyone at your next assembly, service or party with this intriguing and original paper magic trick.
You will receive: x15 printed sheets, x1 pre-folded sheet and a link to an online instruction video. Please use your own scissors.
