A silk stretched between the performer’s hands instantly changes to a Rose and jumps on to the lapel of the performer’s coat.

A silk or silks are shown on a metal bar inside the silk frame. The silk is removed and placed in a bag. When the bag is ripped open, the silk has vanished. The door of the frame is open and the silk has reappeared tied to

A spectator chooses two cards that are then used as "doors" to close the cabinet or tunnel with faces towards the inside.

A QUICK and visual vanish! Touch a silk with the wand and the silk VANISHES instantly. You hold a 12 inches silk in one hand and the wand in the other. Talk about 'now you see it, now you don't' kind of magic…it's a lightning speed vanish.

Magician displays a picture of a butterfly on a plaque with 4 silk handkerchiefs, projecting through 4 cut-outs in its wings. These are removed and the butterfly is covered with a cloth. The silks are vanished but reappear back in position once more.

From Ton Onosaka's Magicland in Japan, this is quick and fun to perform. The performer displays three jumbo cards--two black tens and a queen of hearts. The backs and fronts are shown. The queen is passed between the spot cards and immediately changes

This is one of the easiest and most baffling silk productions ever. Used by leading performers such as Julianna Chen. The performer displays a sheet of ordinary newspaper. He then pokes a hole in the paper and produces

Four silk scarves are shown suspended from a coat hanger. The magician holds the hanger lightly. Four spectators are selected from the audience. Each is asked to select a scarf. As each spectator calls out a color it mysteriously unties itself and fal

This is a very visual effect that is very easy to perform but one that will blow away your audience every single time. You show three silks and an empty tube. You place the silks in the Tube and toss it in the air. Mid air the

Magician hands over six ribbons, 2 each of Red, Yellow and Green to a spectator. He states that he has placed three silks in a box (or bag), which will exactly match the spectator's choice. Now the performer asks the spectator