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  • Squeeze by James Anthony
  • Squeeze by James Anthony
  • Squeeze by James Anthony
  • Squeeze by James Anthony
  • Squeeze by James Anthony
  • Squeeze by James Anthony

Squeeze by James Anthony

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Squeeze is a visual card trick in which the 4 of Hearts first changes into a stretched card and then into a miniature card. The small card can be given to the spectator immediately as a souvenir.

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Squeeze is a striking visual card trick in which a standard playing card changes size not once, but twice. The routine ends with a small miniature card that you can immediately give to the spectator as a souvenir.

You start with a standard Four of Hearts and can first perform a card trick of your choice. Next, fold the card and clearly show both the red back and the front.

With a Sharpie, you can put a small smiley, initials, or another simple mark on the card. Then, show how a magician folds a playing card.

You squeeze the card together, and suddenly the normal 4 of Hearts transforms into a strikingly stretched version. But it doesn't stop there. You squeeze the card together again, and now it changes into a tiny 4 of Hearts.

The miniature card can be given to the spectator immediately. This provides a fun and personal conclusion to the routine, and the spectator is left with a tangible souvenir of the performance.

Squeeze is designed as a visual yet simple-to-execute effect, allowing you to focus primarily on interaction and entertainment during the presentation. Both simple and slightly more difficult actions are explained.

You receive approximately 45 to 55 miniature playing cards, 3 special gimmicks in case one gets damaged, and 5 Heart 4 cards to start with immediately.

A fun choice for close-up magic, table hopping, and other situations where you want to combine a visual card moment with a souvenir that the spectator can take home.

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