Card Through Cellophane by Craig Petty

Effect

A spectator selects a playing card. The magician shows a sealed card box wrapped in cellophane. The magician then makes the selected card visibly penetrate the cellophane. The card appears to pass through the solid plastic wrap. The audience sees the card inside the box without the cellophane being torn or damaged.

Full details

The trick uses a standard card box and cellophane wrapper. The method does not require difficult sleight of hand. The magician can perform the trick immediately after learning the steps. The setup is simple and quick. The trick is visual and happens in the spectator's hands. The card box can be examined after the effect. The method relies on a clever principle rather than complex moves.

Who should consider the trick

This trick suits magicians who want a strong visual effect. It works for both close-up and parlor settings. Beginners can learn this trick quickly. Experienced performers can add it to their routines for a powerful moment. It is good for magicians who perform with borrowed decks. The trick uses ordinary objects, making it practical for many situations.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick is easy to learn. Craig Petty states the tricks are designed to be easy to master. The method involves simple actions that require minimal practice. No advanced card handling is needed. A magician can become proficient in a short time. The focus is on the effect rather than difficult techniques.

What magicians say

Craig Petty showcases the trick and notes it creates a strong magical effect. He says the trick delivers strong audience reactions. RealMagicReview shows a performance where the audience gasps and laughs. The audience begged for a repeat after seeing the card through cellophane. The trick is described as visually impressive and engaging. Reviewers highlight the entertainment value and visual impact of the card through cellophane.