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Hat Tear - Bonnet and Purse
Show two sheets of tissue paper and tear them into two parts. Pull out a volunteer from the audience, hand them two sheets, and tell them to tear them up just like you do. Both the spectator and you, the magician, end up with pieces of torn paper in your hands.
You, after a magical gesture, begin to unfold your pieces and the pieces transform into a beautiful hat in the shape of a bonnet that you place on the spectator's head. But, it goes further!… you take the pieces from the spectator’s hands and with some magical movements, you restore their pieces of paper in a little bag that matches the hat.
Show two sheets of tissue paper and tear them into two parts. Pull out a volunteer from the audience, hand them two sheets, and tell them to tear them up just like you do. Both the spectator and you, the magician, end up with pieces of torn paper in your hands. You, after a magical gesture, begin to unfold your pieces and the pieces transform into a beautiful hat in the shape of a bonnet that you place on the spectator's head.
But, it goes further!… you take the pieces from the spectator’s hands and with some magical movements, you restore their pieces of paper in a little bag that matches the hat.
Handcrafted pack made with care and in detail. These paper hats are large, adult size. To use them with children you only have to twist the back of the hat when it is on the child's head to achieve a better fit.
Easy to perform, perfect for giveaways in parlour or stage shows.
Includes
✔ Pack of 10 sets (10 hats and 10 matching bags) all of the same colour. You can choose between six colors: Red, Orange, Pink, Purple, Green and ✔ Turquoise. Use the dropdown to choose the color you want.
✔ Online instructions with the basic routine.
Difficulty: BeginnerOnline instructions
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Show two sheets of tissue paper and tear them into two parts. Pull out a volunteer from the audience, hand them two sheets, and tell them to tear them up just like you do. Both the spectator and you, the magician, end up with pieces of torn paper in your hands.
You, after a magical gesture, begin to unfold your pieces and the pieces transform into a beautiful hat in the shape of a bonnet that you place on the spectator's head. But, it goes further!… you take the pieces from the spectator’s hands and with some magical movements, you restore their pieces of paper in a little bag that matches the hat.
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