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Yeah, that's probably the best thing. Just for reference though imagine this. Even if it isn't vanishing. It's your wedding. You are wearing your wedding ring. All of a sudden some one asks you "do you want to see some magic?". You say sure. Then they ask you to take your ring off on your...

Honestly, it looks almost exactly like the shapeshifter, but I believe it his held slightly more so on the short edges, rather than the corners.

Go ahead and break them in. Spend some time spreading, fanning, airing, vegas style washing, riffling, shuffling, dribbling, springing, and faroing (though don't try to spring and faro if you don't know how to do so well, you will just damage the deck). Wash your hands and dry them thoroughly...

I agree. I think it would still be powerful if you asked to borrow someonelse's ring, and have a strong patter.

Yea the borderless fan looks amazing! Btw, is it one way? I don't think it is, but I can't really tell.

That sounds great! As long as you don't freak someone out... This has been a fear of mine while performing: I'll do i at the wrong time, or to the wrong person and they freak out (eg. do a ring trick with a borrowed ring from an engaged couple, they get pissed after the vanish, but before...

No one is forcing you to. If you already know it, and can do it easily and well, why would you buy it? However, if you need help with a sleight, Jason England's tutorials are probably the most in depth visual tutorials out there, and he has a ton of experience (obviously, The man is Jason...

Yeah that's what I was going to suggest, but the reason the card is already face up on the bottom is that you want to flip it over with the turnover, right? So why would one want to ask how to do it invisibly, if the thing used to flip it over already has the purpose of turning it over (if that...

OP = Original Post. I meant that the ring from the scene may have been gimmicked.

May I ask why this is important. The spectators will notice if it is face up or not.

The shapeshifter change is the name of it. Not the "card shake change". Shapeshifter was Made by Mark DeSouza. However, you might be seeing the change that inspired the shapeshifter change - the Pirrouette change by Oscar Munoz. The shapeshifter is a variation on it. It might also be the Twirl...

Yeah and thanks! I really like the effect, its just not something I think I need right now.

Are you sure? I'm looking through the table of contents on a "look inside", and it llos like 7 or so chapters weren't about scott?

No. The market place is for well polished, tried and tested moves, sleights, tricks, routines, or principals. You need to practice it, then perform with it, and see where and how it works. Then build on it. Only then should you release it. As for the move, it is possible (and probably likely)...

Card Shake Change? I don't think that is a real thing. Give me a video. That isn't the name of it at all. Unless you mean a completely different sleight.

I'm fairly certain that latter has a lot more than just Scott's Story & the manuscript.

I would prefer to have something I could just do with an ordinary or even a borrowed ring. Every gimmick is something extra to carry, or something weighted, etc. I personally would prefer not to buy a gimmick and just regret not bringing it. Now some gimmicks are really easy to carry, like...

Can't help you with finding the PDF, but I can tell you that in the description of the product, it says "Taught in detail by Blake Vogt, SvenPad also includes a PDF from creator Brett Barry with over 50 more mind-blowing ideas, routines, and presentations.". Probably in the code, but check the...

Nice! I was just thinking about the OP, ad it may have been a gimmicked ring.

I think I might do this in both locations. I've been performing a bit of ring magic recently for friends and am loving the reactions, and how simple it is to bring out. I am thinking of doing this just for when people ask me to do a tirck and I agree, but also maybe midway through 10 - 20 min...