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not always fire on the first strike
hard to replace flint (unpractical)

How did Penguin define your business relationship - was it, we just want you to think about new stuff we carry, then post coffee shop videos with your best ideas. in fact, the ID window slot is BIGGER than my id, because I do a card to wallet effect with it and the card fits in there perfectly with room to spare over my ID.

When entering Witching Nails, clients are greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere that exudes sophistication and elegance. The salon is beautifully decorated with a modern and minimalistic aesthetic, providing a serene and relaxing environment for clients to unwind and enjoy their nail treatments. In addition to their exceptional service, Witching Nails also prides themselves on using high-quality products and tools.

Mqgic fire wallet

I've been thinking about ways to pack more magic into the fire wallet. Here's what I've got so far:

Two more magical moment thrown in, as you can see. If any of you guys have more ideas for packing more magic into this incredible prop, I'm all ears.

Nice thinking with the match Rick - had one years ago, but lost it. Think you may have swayed me to add a replacement to the cart next purchase.

I once saw an online tutorial on how to make your own fire wallet but it was really more of a joke. You just printed out a small piece of paper that had flames on it and you keep it in your wallet. Then you can open your wallet and move the paper around with you thumb so that the flames stick up over the top and move around (kind of like a little puppet show).

I thought this could actually be a pretty good gag WITH a real fire wallet. My idea would be to take an old credit card and cut and paint one edge to look like flames. If done well you would end up with something that would look like a credit card most of the time but which you could pull out and flip over to do the flame gag when you want.

So you might do the real fire and then when asked how it was done you show the fake printed flame as a mock explanation. Then you again do the real fire to show them how realistic it can look when you add a little "acting".

On Oct 8, 2014, MeetMagicMike wrote:
I once saw an online tutorial on how to make your own fire wallet but it was really more of a joke. You just printed out a small piece of paper that had flames on it and you keep it in your wallet. Then you can open your wallet and move the paper around with you thumb so that the flames stick up over the top and move around (kind of like a little puppet show).

I thought this could actually be a pretty good gag WITH a real fire wallet. My idea would be to take an old credit card and cut and paint one edge to look like flames. If done well you would end up with something that would look like a credit card most of the time but which you could pull out and flip over to do the flame gag when you want.

So you might do the real fire and then when asked how it was done you show the fake printed flame as a mock explanation. Then you again do the real fire to show them how realistic it can look when you add a little "acting".

Not the craziest idea ever! Though I'd probably start with the fake/mock explanation before doing the real fire wallet. Only because it'd be so unexpected. You'd be talking about how in the moment it looks realistic, and people would think you're crazy. and then, boom, fire.

On Oct 8, 2014, axcreations1 wrote:
Nice thinking with the match Rick - had one years ago, but lost it. Think you may have swayed me to add a replacement to the cart next purchase.

You'll be happy to know the wallet is considerably improved, too. I mean, the old Theater Magic wallet was the best. but this is one of those situations where they made the best even better.

The DVD is very good, too. It really walks you through everything you need to know about the wallet, soup to nuts. Care and maintenance, presentational ideas, etc.

Rich, you're the best thing that has happened to Penguin Magic. Love your fresh takes on all sorts of effects and utility devices. How did Penguin define your business relationship - was it, "we just want you to think about new stuff we carry, then post coffee shop videos with your best ideas"? In any case, it's working, and thanks for sharing your ideas on the Café as well.

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