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No Tear Paper Balls

No Tear Paper Balls is a close-up magic trick where the magician uses three napkins to create an impossible restoration effect. The spectator tears a napkin into pieces, which are then bundled into a ball. The magician throws the ball over the spectator's head, and when they open it, the napkin is completely restored. The trick is perfect for close-up, parlour, and even stage performances, offering a strong visual moment of magic that leaves the audience in awe.

Key features

  • Uses ordinary objects (napkins) making it highly accessible and practical.

  • Strong visual restoration effect that plays big for any audience size.

  • Can be performed in various settings, from close-up to stage.

  • Leaves a lasting impression with a clear moment of magic.

Pros

  • Highly visual and impossible restoration effect.

  • Uses everyday items, making it easy to carry and perform anywhere.

  • Strong audience interaction and engagement.

  • Can be adapted for different performance styles and settings.

Cons

  • Requires practice to master the timing and misdirection.

  • The effect relies on the spectator not catching the method, which may vary with different audiences.

What people are saying about No Tear Paper Balls

AlakazamMagicUK says...

No Tear Paper Balls is one of those routines that just plays huge for what it is... it's something that again has to be in my top eight because not only does it play big and it is what it is, it has those sort of memories for me as well.

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