Cool. I have one of those and it uses a black cloth that's pulled away and reveals the card underneath. The advantage is, that i can reveal even pictures (which is what i used it for) and even with a card the frame is not wide enough to hide a card so the audience has no clue. The mechanism is very delicate, it triggers from the force of the deck being sprung at the frame.
The thread could be attached to a cloth which is used to temporarily cover the empty frame. The cloth (and thread) are pulled away slowly enough for the magic to happen under cover. OR the thread is secured to the table top. A spectator covers the frame with a loose handkerchief. The magician lifts the frame to show the audience both sides and replaces it on the table. Mission accomplished.
Looks good, but how do you manage to pull the string without your audience noticing? Also, how is this trick done, like in a restaurant, where the card appears on the outside of the window?
Should be easy enough, you just need a Reservoir of sorts on one edge behind the frame foe the sand to fall into and just enough space between the glass and the backer board for the sand to fill into.
I see the dots now that you mentioned them at the start of the video. Always wondered how the trick was done. Now you just have to have the skills to force the duplicate card upon the spectator.
Sir, could you think of a method to show blank picture frame, then performer sprinkles a shower of confetti from his hands and when he brushes off the glass of frame confetti is seen in the shape of a geometric design and it is under the glass!?? Gary in dreamland; have a nice dream!!🌟🌟🌟🌟☁️🙂☁️👍🌟🌟🌟☁️⏰☁️ dream!!
I asked Magician Akash about buying an illusion he did and taught, and he never answered me. The illusion is like the Tenyo illusion Phantom Block, and I'm wondering if you could make me one and sell it to me please.
I'm sure you could adapt a picture frame the same as I have done. I'd happily sell you one but the cost of postage and export duty plus the glass breaking it would make better sense to make your own.