Carl Crayden Fan Change

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Magic download (video) by Carl Crayden (9.54$9.54)

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If you love practicing moves, you'll love Carl Crayden's Fan Change. He has created a color change that is challenging but really fun to practice.

Take a card, toss it in the air and when you catch it in a fan, it has changed into another card. The method is intelligent, and once you have got the basic technique down, you will find this to be a reliable and flashy color change that can change the face and the back of a card. The concept of the method is simple, and so the download is short (coming in at just over four minutes of explanation), but you'll have fun practicing it for many hours to come.

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Mike

The effect is good and not too difficult compared to other card sleights. It's a pretty short video as there is not much to the sleight, aside from getting the knack down. Would have loved to have seen it being used during a live performance to see what kind of reactions it gets though. I guess I will find that out on my own though.

 

Garry

A method worth learning, good teacher, easy to follow, good video production.

 

Freddie

Community questions about Carl Crayden Fan Change

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• Wing Fung asks: Any demo?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Yup! Click the video above.

• Richard asks: Can you do it multiple times in a row?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: You would need to reset the fan between each change.
  • 2. Carl Crayden (creator) responds: Depends on what you mean by multiple times. Changing one card consecutively after another, no. You'd have to repeat the process, or steps that is taught in the download. Carl.
  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: You would need to reset the fan between each change.

• João asks: How difficult is this trick? from 0 to 10.

  • 1. Carl Crayden (creator) responds: The method itself is pretty simple. There is a knack to this, but with enough practice you should have no problems performing it. Once you get it down, it's a lot of fun to do.