Has anyone heard of this before?

[VagueTheory]

I was playing with this a couple minutes ago...

You take out a blue deck, and a red deck. Then you tell a person to choose a card from the red deck and have them sign the back of it. Ditto with the blue deck.

You then take the two cards and "fuse" them together, leaving a double backed card with both their signatures on each back.

Sounding good? I'd love to hear some feedback.

 

[dummyisdumb]

Not another Waltz variation..... but this one does actually sound good.

 

[nnickerson]

One of the routines I perform uses this at the end. During the routine the signed cards are shown seperate and at the end are completely fused. I'm still working on it though.

Nate

 

[James Hill]

I guess we have, "heardo of [it] before," because, as dummy said, it seems like a variation of the Anniversary Waltz.

 

[adjones]

Sounds cool. I'm trying to come up with a method for it, but I'm stumped. That's assuming that the cards are signed at the same time. If not all you would need would be a couple Double Lifts and some good presentation, and you'd be good to go.

 

[mistasocka]

True Love

This effect sounds just like true love by oz pearlman which does the same thing just with the face of the cards and they fuse together inside the spectators hands. You might have a different method but yes i have heard of this before

 

[AlexKistner]

Transfixed by Justin Miller is better than that i think

 

[VagueTheory]

Oh I see.

How many of you guys would actually perform this?

 

[adjones]

I would, if the effect itself was good enough.

 

[Amirshaw]

the effect sounds very good, if i knew how to do it i would perform it all the time!