Effect
Knot and Rope
Harlan Tarbell · The Tarbell Course, vol. 2, 1942
- Time
- 4 min read + 10 min practice
- Materials
- In the library
- Prerequisites
- None
Conceived by Louis Tannen, this is a novel and surprising effect that is just a bit different.
Effect
A ring is borrowed, placed in a handkerchief, and given to a spectator to hold. A six-foot rope is then stretched between performer's left foot and outstretched right hand. Performer grasps one corner of handerkchief with left hand and snaps handkerchief for a moment in front of the rope. Ring is now found threaded on the knot in the center of the rope.
How it is done
The method, 8 drawings and all it needs, inside the library.
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