Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,385
March 18, 2026
Sometimes the silliest seeming things get disproportionate reactions. The main item below looks like a silicone cookie or ice mold that is used to transform itself into a card suite.
►Flip Morph:
You get two silicone objects that can be turned inside out to change into one of the suites.
The green one starts out as a triangle and turns into a Club.
The red one starts out as a Heart and transforms into a Spade.
They can be transformed visually as a novelty or secretly in your fist. There are two simple applications demonstrated in the trailer, but it can also be used for multiple outs.
Watch and buy: HERE
A while ago I offered you large silks that looked like $100 bills. I also gave you some ideas and applications for them. I recently received a small shipment of them, only this time they are smaller and more manageable for close-up. Read what I originally wrote: HERE
►Hundred Dollar Silk Streamer:
These are large rectangular silks that have an image of a US $100 bill on them.
Large: The $100 silk bill is 34-inches long and 14-inches wide.
Medium: The $100 silk bill is 18-inches long and 7.5-inches wide.
Get one: HERE
I offered this last week, and it sold out pretty quickly. Just got a few more. Read the original newsletter: HERE
►Spinception:
This gimmick gives you the ability to control the spin of a coin—whether in a glass, on a plate, in your hand, or even in the spectator’s hand.
Although it is presented as coin magic you can apply the system to many different types of magnetic objects. It can also be presented as mentalism by invoking your telekinetic powers.
Important considerations: The spinning object must be magnetic. The gimmick (approximately 3”x2.5”x2”) must be attached under a tabletop or concealed in some way. The tabletop must not be made of metal. The thinner the tabletop, the higher the success rate of spinning the coin in your hand.
Watch and buy: HERE
►Mixed Fruit:
You get twelve perforated cardboard sheets that have pictures of fruits on them and seven routines you can perform with them. The first routine requires you to tear a sheet while all others will use the reusable pre-cut photos of the fruits. Most of the routines taught can also be done with playing cards.
Routines include: Mix & Match, Still Together, Mix-Mix Fruits, My Fave, Fated Pairs, Six Sense, and My Sweet Orange.
Watch and buy: HERE
►eBAY AUCTIONS:
Transferred the dozens of books, lecture notes, pamphlets and autographs to their own categories. The store now has 400+ items:
►Autographs direct link: HERE
►Books direct link: HERE
►Pamphlets direct link: HERE
►A direct link to my eBay store: HERE
►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:
►APR 22-25: Presenting and displaying at the 4F Magic Convention in Buffalo NY. Info: HERE
►MAY 12-14: Presenting and displaying at the Magic Collector Expo in Newark, NJ. Info: HERE
►MAY 24: Spinnato’s Comedy Magic Show at Comix @ Mohegan Sun Casino in CT. Tickets: HERE
To view all my upcoming appearances, go: HERE
Stay happy, Meir
PS: Received the new book release I mentioned and will be introducing it in the next newsletter.
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“A trick should look easy. The good magician makes no unnecessary moves.”
…John Mulholland, Milton M. Smith (Magic In The Making, 1925)
