Neale, Robert E.: Impossi-Bill
Braid ©2009 Robert E. Neale Softcover, saddle-stitched, 8.5x11", 23 pages |
Image courtesy Don's Used Magic and Books |
Comments: Originally found in Folding Money Fooling, but now with an instructional DVD that makes it all clear. From the book, "A dollar bill has been braided. Close examination reveals that it has been slit twice lengthwise in three bands which extend nearly to the ends of the bill. The braiding is real although the bands have never been separate. It looks impossible. The bill can be borrowed, transformed into this impossible object and returned to the owner in less than two minutes. The result is a distinctive memento."
Contents (from book ToC, numbers are not page numbers):
1 Materials
2 Braiding the Bill
3 - Preliminary Construction
4 - First Row
5 - Second Row
6 - Third Row
7 - Notes on Practice
8 Presentations for a Preconstructed Bill
9 - Minimalist Handout
10 - Shane's Introduction
11 - Explanatory
12 Presentation for a Borrowed Bill
13 Notes on Presentation
14 Sources