Dreamweaver

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From The Enchantment comes a routine that rivals some of the greatest close-up routines in all of magic. Dreamweaver is a linking and unlinking integration of 3 separate principles of deception executed with the greatest of ease. Utilizing objects as simple and ordinary as safety pins, your audience will experience one of the most visual, straightforward, and convincing joining of two objects in magic. This is not a trick--this is a professional 9-phase routine that builds in each sequence, produces a greater audience response through each phase, and ends with a complete examination of each pin! Spectators may examine all they want, they will never find a thing.

What's more, you'll also learn additional and alternative sequences to correlate with the original routine to further demonstrate your abilities. Your audience will witness magic in its purest just inches from their awing eyes. The pins link and unlink in slow motion, in mid-air, even within the spectator's very own hand! But here's the best part, with Dreamweaver you'll ALWAYS be ready to perform. Whenever someone requests that you "do a trick," you'll have a multi-phase professional routine awaiting in your wallet. If you are looking for real world magic that you can carry with you at all times, enter the Dreamweaver.

-Very easy to perform
-Pins can be fully examined
-Perfect for walk-around
-Easily fits in any wallet
-Extremely fair, visual & magical
-An anytime, anywhere worker

Includes the necessary safety pins and gaff, and a 22-page book with digital
photograph demonstrations.

Dreamweaver is such a reliable routine. It's easy, it fools
everyone, and it always leaves an impression. Definitely something you can count on!

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Reviews

Official Review

April 6th, 2004 9:05am Rating:

Reviewed by Brad Henderson

I have mixed emotions while writing this review. I don't know the full story, and haven't tracked it down, so let me just offer the facts and my thoughts. With Dreamweaver you receive a linking pin routine that is, by and large, the Dan Garrett Pindemonium routine. Dan is credited, which is a good thing. However, I do not know if he gave permission. Now, of all the phases, only one comes directly from the Pindemonium routine, however most of the phases are very derivative from that work, as admitted by the creator. They are the kind of thing that I think many people would have derived with while working on Pindemonium. Are they good? Well, yes. Are they original? Well, depends on how you define that. This also raises the question of whether publishing derivative ideas and selling them is the right thing to do. Part of that is determined by the granting of permission, but part of it rests on a determination of whether or not something is being added to the record. I... [Read More]