Gypsy Thread - Gary Ouellet

"The Gypsy Thread" or "Hindu Thread" is a wonderful effect for both close-up or stand-up conditions. It’s extremely visual and can be performed directly in front of the spectators’ eyes.

A two-foot length of thread, unravelled from a spool, is broken into a number of smaller pieces. Without any false moves, these pieces are bundled up and placed on the remaining piece of string. The two ends are pulled apart and the string is magically restored into one continuous piece of thread. Anyone who saw David Blaine perform this effect on his "Street Magic" special can attest to its effectiveness.

Thanks to modern advances in ultraviolet lighting this trick can be performed in the largest theatrical venues and still be amazing. Learn the exact methods that Gary Ouellet taught to Hans Klok, Alain Choquette, Kirby Van Burch, Steve Wyrick and other performers who use this masterpiece to close their full evening stage shows!

• Learn the real work behind one of the most popular tricks of all time - and one of the few close-up effects that is often used by grand illusionists in their full evening shows. This version of the gypsy thread is perfect for your close up act, your next television appearance, or your current illusion show.
  
  
• Learn the real work on preparing the thread so that the trick works each and every time, learn the secrets of dramatic presentation, and learn all about the proper materials to use. Comes complete with the Camirand Glow Thread.
  
  
• On the companion video you will see early and recent performances by Alain Choquette on various theme, Kirby Van Burch, plus a special performance by Jean Boucher performing the trick as taught in the booklet therefore including the latest addition and finesses.
  
  
• As a bonus the instructions booklet also includes the Canvas of Love text and written music sheet. (The routine seen on the Worl'd Greatest Magic Special, performed by Alain Choquette.)

This package contains Gary Ouellet’s The Gyspsy Thread a step-by-step illustrated booklet (over 40 photographs), the companion video, plus a standard spool of the fantastic Camirand Glo-Thread