	Made to Measure Magic (MMM)
	Prop Makers to the Professionals Formerly KitchenTable Magic (KTM)
	Proprietor: Stardax Limited - Incorporated in England and Wales - Company No. 4296568 Directors - David and Andrew Baxter Site last updated 31 August 2008

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Card Shop £40
Fairy Gertrude £40
Additional Apparatus to do one effect if you already own the other - £15

Card Shop: The Magician asks the birthday child if they have received a card from him. When they reply ‘No’, he says that is because he did not send one.

However, he will be able to get a card because he has brought the Card Shop with him. The model shop is shown with a bright red door and the words ‘Card Shop’ in yellow.

The Magician opens the door to get the card out but there is nothing there. The door is closed and the children say the magic word. This time when the door is opened, there is a card - but it is blank. It is removed from the shop and the door closed. The card is examined and then replaced in the shop and the children say the magic word again. This time when the door is opened, the card has a picture on it and an inscription to the birthday child inside (along with your advertising material of course). The card is handed to the child. Supplied with 5 cards. Further cards can be obtained from Made to Measure Magic or you can get your own printed locally.

Fairy Gertrude: The Magician opens the castle door and produces Fairy Gertrude saying that she will assist him in a trick. She is placed in an envelope to represent a cabinet and returned to the castle. The magic words are said and the castle door removed. The envelope is still there but the Magician peeps into it and says she has disappeared. The children do not believe him and ask to be shown. The Magician agrees that there is a fairy in the envelope but when he pulls it out – it is a fairy……….. cake. The children want him to turn it round but when he does it is another fairy – fairy…………liquid.

Gertrude really has vanished. The children say the magic word and when the Magician opens the castle door, Gertrude has returned.

Based on an idea by Graham Boylan and developed by David Baxter.