Tyvek Envelope System

39.95 usd

Trick by Ryan Plunkett (39.95$39.95)

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Unlock a whole new world of potential with the Tyvek Envelope System.

Envelopes have been used by magicians and mentalists for decades. From switches to peeks, to holding cards, billets and money, and so much more, envelopes are one of the most versatile props a performer can own. However, as they’re often made of paper, they also wear out quite easily. This means performers are constantly needing to replace or rebuild them.

What if your favorite envelopes were indestructible and could last a lifetime? With Tyvek Envelope System, you get just that. At last, you can perform your favorite routines with props that won’t wear out—giving you the confidence that a professional performer deserves.

The Tyvek Envelope System is not just another simple trick or gimmick, but rather a utility system that can help amplify all of your favorite routines or even take them to new heights. Magically make objects appear, vanish, and transform inside these seemingly standard envelopes.

You’ll receive 10 pre-cut, scored and disassembled envelopes made of gorgeous and extremely durable kraft Tyvek material. Tyvek does not rip, is more resistant to water and can easily withstand heavy usage. Toss these in your pocket or case without ever having to fear they’ll be damaged.

These Tyvek templates can be used to make any standard or gimmicked envelopes. In the more than hour-long instructional video, you’ll learn how to make three types of envelopes including a devious new device known as the “Decoy Envelope” that unlocks doors you never even knew existed. Ryan Plunkett also teaches multiple routines including predictions with playing cards, a monte game with bills and even pure mind reading with billets. Yet, this only scratches the surface of what’s possible with the premium Tyvek Envelope System.

Whether you’re a magician, a mentalist, or just enjoy building custom envelope gaffs and gimmicks, the Tyvek Envelope System is specifically designed for you.

Comes with:

• 10 Tyvek envelope starter blanks
• 1 plastic tracing template for making your own blank envelopes
• Over an hour of expert online video instruction

IMPORTANT: The Tyvek Envelope System does require some minor DIY. Please watch the entire instructions before attempting to create your own envelopes. You will need rubber cement. It’s also recommended to have a rubber cement eraser and restickable glue available, but they are not required. None of these items are included in your package.

“The Tyvek Envelope System is a classy and elegant addition to every magician's performing repertoire. The routines made possible by these super useful and versatile envelopes are limited only by your imagination. Ryan has hit it out of the park once again!” Harapan Ong

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Adrien

This is the first thing I purchased from Ryan Plunkett, and I will definetly not be the last one! The quality of the material provided is excellent, the explanation of the making of the gimmicks is crystal clear, and the routines provided are fooling and very efficient. I would have liked more on how to gets refills of tyvek paper: the tricks provides you with enough sheets to make yourself many enveloppes (as well as a plastic pattern to easen the cutting of the paper), but it's a material that I would have like to further explore myself, and it seems that individual tyvek sheets are hard to find. This is nontheless an excellent project, that I highly recommand!

 

Jim

I may be biased because I've devoured and loved every single thing Ryan has released but this is another homerun for me. I've seen reviews that people suggest it isn't what they expected, but that's what I love about it... The possibilities here are really endless. Even in the routines that Ryan has planned out for you here, you've got some amazing stuff to work with.

While there are no refills available, you could easily obtain rolls and rolls of Tyvek paper. I've had some issue finding the same color but if I have to move toward white envelopes in the future, that doesn't bother me so much.

 

Roberto

These are not (mainly) switching envelopes. Ryan has devised its own envelope system to make appearances, vanishes or transformations. Being made with Tyvek (plastic) the envelopes are garanteed to be very durable. They don't feel like craft paper to the touch but that's not really an issue, nobody will ever question that. The instructional video also contains three routines you can do with them (a mentalism routine, a monte routine with money and a card routine), but in the end you'll probably want to devise your own routines. I feel like these are options given to you to let you start thinking outside of the box. You also get a tracing template to build your own envelopes with the material you like. So, besides the pre-made Tyvek envelope templates, what you are really getting and what I think it's the real core of this project, is the system to build them. Having said that, Ryan does explain how to build a multiple out envelope if that's what you're after, but that's not what they were primarily designed for. Please be aware that you can't build enough Tyvek gaffs to do all the routines presented in the instructional video, so you'll have to pick and choose, but you probably won't do them all (I hope!).

 

Nicholas

This is wonderful, and worth it alone for the elegant handling of 4DT with no nonsense in the pockets. Making all the parts of the system isn’t too terribly hard, some cutting, folding, and glueing. Very much worth it, the money monte and card routine are excellent routines as well, but man do I love that 4DT.

 

Matthew

This isn't exactly what you might be hoping for or expecting. It isn't primarily a multiple out solution (although Ryan does give suggestions for how it might be used in that way, it's not the most convincing approach and better options are, in my opinion, out there). Instead it excels at vanishes, disappearances and appearances of...well, pretty much anything you'd put in an envelope. A few decent routines are provided but you're really buying an envelope system you can apply to magic and mentalism you already do. There are many possible applications - many more than the fairly meagre (10 unmade envelopes for £35?) supply you're given will be enough to cover. It's disappointing and surprising therefore to find you can't buy refills. A project of this kind really calls out for a way to obtain future supply relatively inexpensively.

 

Donal

While you can use this as a “switching envelope“, you need to incorporate a stack of identical envelopes in order to do so. I think that’s an important distinction to be made and I would’ve liked to have seen that in the description.

The design of the envelope allows for a very unique visual improvement to an otherwise standard switching method. The Tyvek material makes for a very sturdy prop, and the template is useful if you want to construct the envelope out of a different material.

Note that this is not a two-way, three-way, or four-way “out“ envelope. That is what I was mistakenly expecting, and so I personally was disappointed.

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• Gordon asks: Is a source provided for obtaining Tyvek that looks like kraft paper?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: There is not but you're provided with a bunch of gimmicks to get you started.

• Richard asks: Does this include plans to make a double envelope?

  • 1. Jim answers: No, it teaches its own envelope system. The system can achieve a lot of what a double envelope technique could do.

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• Les asks: After an exchange for one item for another using the envelope, can the envelope then be safely given to the spectator to open?

  • 1. Jim answers: In general, no. But the system is open, and you could come up with your own handlings.

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• Bruce asks: Do the envelopes feel at least Similar to a real envelope or will it be obvious to a casual handler that there is some thing amiss

  • 1. Jim answers: The envelopes feel like a FedEx envelope.

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• Todd asks: Do any of the templates create something that could be used as a card to envelope (to wallet) solution?

  • 1. Jim answers: No.

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• Rick asks: Are refills available for the Ryan Plunkett Tyvek envelope system?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: They are not but he teaches you how to make your own

• Gary asks: To make a card disappear from the envelope, do you have to hold the stack of envelops in your hand or can you only hold one envelope?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Depending on your routine. If you want to openly place a card into the envelope and then make it disappear, it will require the stack. But once the card is in the envelope, the stack can be put away.

• Howard asks: Do the envelopes come in business size or does this system allow for the making of a standard business size envelope?

  • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: The size of the envelopes will hold a playing card perfectly. You are supplied with a template to make envelopes of similar size. Once you know how the system works, it is possible to modify it to larger envelopes.