Boxed Up by Craig Petty

Created by: Craig Petty

Boxed Up is a captivating card magic trick that involves a signed card transposition, performed with a regular deck of cards—no gimmicks or setups required. This close-up magic routine is part of Craig Petty's Alakazam Card Academy, where he teaches 10-11 dynamic card routines. The trick is designed to be performed in casual or professional settings, making it versatile for magicians of all levels. The signed card transposition creates a strong magical moment, leaving spectators amazed as their chosen card mysteriously moves to a new location.

Key features

  • Uses a regular deck of cards—no gimmicks or setups required

  • Part of a larger collection of 10-11 card routines taught by Craig Petty

  • Features a signed card transposition for a strong magical effect

  • Versatile for both casual and professional performances

  • Live interaction and replay access available for learning

Pros

  • No additional props or gimmicks needed

  • Strong magical effect with a signed card transposition

  • Versatile and practical for various performance settings

  • Part of a comprehensive card magic academy

Cons

  • Limited-time free access offer before October 17, 2023

  • Content may change or be updated after the event

Effect

Boxed Up is a card trick where a signed card visually transposes from one location to another. The magician shows a signed card, places it in a box, and then, with a magical gesture, the card appears in a different box or location. The effect is clean, direct, and leaves the audience wondering how the card moved.

Full details

Boxed Up is part of Craig Petty's Alakazam Card Academy, which features 10-11 card routines performed with a regular deck. No gimmicks or setups are required, making it accessible for magicians who want to perform with minimal preparation. The trick focuses on a signed card transposition, creating a strong visual impact. The method is straightforward, but the effect is powerful and can be performed in various settings.

Who should consider the trick

Boxed Up is ideal for magicians who enjoy card magic and want to add a visually striking transposition effect to their repertoire. It’s suitable for both beginners and experienced performers, as the method is easy to learn but can be adapted to suit different skill levels. If you’re looking for a trick that requires no gimmicks and can be performed with a regular deck, Boxed Up is a great choice.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Boxed Up is rated as easy to moderate in difficulty. The method relies on basic card handling skills, making it accessible to beginners. However, the presentation and timing are key to maximizing the effect, so more experienced magicians can refine it to suit their style. The trick does not require advanced sleight of hand, but practice is recommended to ensure a smooth performance.

What magicians say

Craig Petty’s Alakazam Card Academy, which includes Boxed Up, has been praised for its practicality and accessibility. The routines are designed to be performed with a regular deck, and no gimmicks are needed, which is a major plus for many magicians. The live interaction and replay access make it a valuable resource for learning and refining the tricks. As one reviewer noted, the event is "free if registered before the date," making it an excellent opportunity to learn new material without additional cost. Boxed Up, in particular, stands out as a visually impressive transposition effect that can be easily added to any card magic routine.

What people are saying about Boxed Up

AlakazamMagicUK says...

Boxed Up is a signed card transposition that’s part of Craig Petty’s Alakazam Card Academy, featuring 10 dynamic routines with a standard deck—no gimmicks needed.

magic-tv says...

Craig Petty’s Boxed Up is one of 11 card routines taught in the Alakazam Card Academy, all performed with a regular shuffled deck—no gimmicks or setup required.

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