Welcome to the nitty-gritty of invisible threads! This is the lowdown on how to store, transport, and access those elusive threads that’ll have your audience scratching their heads in disbelief. Most of this gold dust is being revealed for the first time, making it a must-have for anyone who performs up close—whether you’re dazzling folks at a bar, restaurant, or corporate gig (or just trying to impress your mates).
You’ll also discover sources for invisible thread that are worth the price of admission alone. We’ll rank the strongest types of thread (because size does matter, folks) and show you how to separate and secure those delicate strands like a pro. Seriously, some of this info has previously gone for a pretty penny on its own!
And yes, you’ll even learn the exact method Ammar used to pull off the Floating Bill on The Tonight Show—now that’s a party trick! Plus, the legendary Steve Fearson Hookup, which has left some of the sharpest minds in magic slack-jawed and wondering, "How on earth did he do that?"
Performance
- Floating Bill
- The Super String Theory
Section One - Thread Strength According to Similar Diameters
Section Two - Securing the Ends, Separating Individual Strands
Section Three - Storing and Transporting
- Simple Playing Card
- Finn Jon System
- John Kennedy's Z-Webs & Mini-Z-Webs
- The Pin & Straw System
- Sticky Mat Solution
- John Haar's Deck Gimmick
- Clear Plastic Sticks
- Lifesaver Holders
- Wine Bottle Hookups-Corks, Ribbons, Clear Tubes
- Under-Bar Bobbins
- Mike-Stand Holders
Section Four - The Horizontal Two-Point Hookup Explanation
- The Floating Bill
- The Super String Theory
Section Five - The Steve Fearson Hookup
- The Floating Lifesaver
- James George's Floating Spinning Ball
