Kids absolutely love bubbles, and that's what sets this trick apart. I use this trick to illustrate
a lesson how moments of time come and go like the bubbles. I make a lot of bubbles. When I finally
produce the solid ball, I explain that we can hold onto the best moments by keeping them in our
memory. The production of the solid "bubble" is actually pretty easy to do partly because the
bubbles themselves are a huge misdirection.
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Bubble routines can be fun for children or adults. I have put together a decent routine beginning
with Loops. (Finn Jon) and ending with this effect. Its not the most impressive trick you will pull
off if you are a serious hobbyist, but it adds value to my over all routine.
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The props supplied are very poorly made and look like a blastic ball with a huge seam going around
each bubble. I have purchased some hand blown glass hollow bubbles and they were not that expensive.
Go with the hand blown and stay away from this prop, not worth it.
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This is such an amazing trick and a wonder illusion at that. The one I had before was plastic with a
rim around it but still was awesome, but this one wonder bubble is terrific!
Just need to keep practicing and getting different ideas for an entertaining routine
Saw this first on Disney Plus’ Magic Maker with Adam Trent and immediately fell in love. The gimmick
is really well made and the method is so simple it is one of those beauties of magic that you marvel
at how simple it is yet so eloquent. This is now part of my daily repertoire for bar work and simple
walk around a. Definitely buy this.
The childhood wonder you get from this is amazing i love preforming it it is easy but a highly
effective trick i added my own disappearance of the bubble at the end i highly recommend.