Sly Scarves - DVD

On this 60 minute DVD, Tony Clark, one of Slydini's last students, will demonstrate the Single Knot Release, the Double and Triple Knot Release, as well as the Multiplying Knots. This powerful routine is explained in easy step-by-step instructions. You have a choice of front view, rear view, and split view!
Plus the Flying Knot routine! This is a beautiful effect where two scarves are tied together and placed inside a wine glass. Then two loose scarves are placed into a second wine glass. With a wave of the hands, magically the scarves that were tied are now separate and the loose scarves in the other glass are now tied!
* A set of Sly Scarves and Gimmicks to perform this routine are included!

*Check out a demo of one of the routines by clicking on the Video button above.

BONUS SECTION:
Be a fly on the wall during a jam session with Tony Clark and Jonathan Neal Brown as they discuss variations on techniques and presentations of the Sly Scarves. You will also learn The Ghost Knot and Tony Clark's Scarf Through Arm!

EXTRA BONUS!!
Rare vintage footage of the Master Slydini!
All this plus you get Two of Tony Clark's Sly Scarves made especially for this routine. Tony has hand-picked the material used to fabricate these scarves which allows you to perform the routine with ease.
As an added bonus...TWO FREE GIMMICKS for use with with the Flying Knot bonus routine!

For only $54.95!

An additional set of silks are available for $24.95. (Search: Sly Scarves)

On a side note...
Though there are other versions of this effect on the market, we feel that Tony Clark is the true essence of a� stage performer. He studied with one of the foremost masters in magic and it shows!
While we value Malone's masterful technique with a deck of cards, his forte is at the card table, not on the stage. The kids that offer the download are just that - kids.
The insight, teachings, 3 camera angles and the quality of silks offered by Tony Clark cannot be compared with the other versions currently on the market. It's far superior.
-Howard Baltus