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This time, it really IS up your sleeve! At any time, you can produce not one but TWO large and colorful bouquets of flowers!
AUTOMATIC- so this is perfect for a dance recital, talent show or theatrical production!
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Easier than you can imagine, you can instantly pull a bouquet of flowers from your sleeve! Or produce the bouquet from inside a rolled up newspaper, from inside an "empty" box (like a Square Circle), from underneath a cloth- you decide!
You get ONE RED bouquet and ONE YELLOW bouquet, so you can either produce one and then the other, or you can produce them both together as one HUGE colorful bunch. In fact, the photo above shows the yellow and red bouquets separately, and in the middle, what they look like when they are held together.
The working couldn't be easier. They are constructed to compress into a narrow area, so they can easily be hidden in a tightly rolled newspaper, inside a closed umbrella, or even up your sleeve. Once released, the bouquets instantly spread out into an impressive size. The effect is quite magical- where did such a large bunch of flowers come from??
The bouquets are made of heavy duty cloth flowers, with hand dyed green feathers for the leaves. There is even a sprinkling of "dew" on the flowers for extra sparkle!With a convenient pull ring built into the flower stem, this pair of sleeve production blooms is designed for years of trouble free use!
And that's all you need!You supply your own trick or routine to make the flowers appear.
For a dance recital, you could pack a number of these bouquets into a vase or container made to look like a vase. Pack them compressed, with just the stems sticking up. As each dancer passes the vase, s/he only has to pull a stem by the ring and POP! A flower bouquet appears. One by one, the dancers easily produce their bouquets, until all of them are holding a bunch of flowers. Very colorful! The stem and ring makes the bouquet easy to hold while dancing.Doing a production of Mary Poppins?Charles Ford of the Merely Players Theatre in Durango, CO used one of these bouquets to construct a trick for the scene where Bert magically presents flowers to Mary. See his instructions, including photos, here.Wonderful way to add color to your show- and make it look bigger! Produce the bouquet at the start of your show, and leave it out on a side table throughout the show. Looks great!Propose with style! Attach the engagement ring to the center of the bouquet. Produce the bouquet- and there is the ring!For a dance recital, you could pack a number of these bouquets into a vase or container made to look like a vase. Pack them compressed, with just the stems sticking up. As each dancer passes the vase, s/he only has to pull a stem by the ring and POP! A flower bouquet appears. One by one, the dancers easily produce their bouquets, until all of them are holding a bunch of flowers. Very colorful! The stem and ring makes the bouquet easy to hold while dancing.
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