We’ve put together a collection of simple magic tricks that are easy for women to perform.
How about trying them at year-end and New Year gatherings, company dinners, or places where relatives get together?
Do them in front of kids and you’ll surely become a hit!
Most of them use everyday items you can start with right away, along with card tricks.
There are plenty that are truly easy, so even if you’ve never done magic before or think it looks difficult, please give them a try.
Even if you don’t have a chance to show them off right now, it never hurts to remember them as fun material!
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Recommended Magic Tricks for Women (1–10)
A magic trick where a torn newspaper is restored
This is a magic trick where a newspaper that was supposedly cut in two with scissors is restored to a single sheet after a magic spell.
A gimmick is added along the newspaper’s fold using paper cement dusted with potato starch, and the combination of these two materials keeps the cut edges adhered even after cutting.
Since it doesn’t actually return to the original newspaper but simply has the cut edges stuck together, it’s best to choose an article where the shortened length won’t be obvious.
As long as the gimmicked area remains, you can perform it repeatedly, so let your audience savor that sense of wonder over and over.
A magic trick where a smartphone goes inside a balloon
Just imagining the magic trick where a smartphone goes inside a balloon is exciting, isn’t it? Once you master this, you’ll become the center of attention at parties and gatherings in no time.
All you need is a smartphone and a balloon.
With a bit of practice, anyone can do it.
With just a flick of your finger, the phone floats right into the balloon.
Viewers will be amazed for sure! There are plenty of detailed tutorials, so even first-timers can try it with confidence.
It’s a mysterious world that everyone—from kids to grandparents—can enjoy together.
Why not become a magician yourself?
Magic where the numbers on a die change
Magic with dice is so much fun, isn’t it? A trick that changes numbers using three dice feels just like real magic.
There are only two simple moves behind it, yet it amazes anyone watching! Did you know the opposite sides of a die add up to 7? Using this rule, you can change the numbers easily.
It’s easy to remember and hard to detect, making it perfect for practice.
Perform it when you get together with family or friends, and you’ll definitely be the center of attention! Kids will love it too, so it’s great for first-time magicians.
Give it a try at your year-end and New Year gatherings!
[3 cards] The card positions change even though they aren’t being touched
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It’s a magic trick where the spectator tries to find the card with a picture among three face-down cards, but the picture card ends up being in a different place than they expected.
The switch happens when you place the card they’re supposed to look for on the table, so from the start the spectator is actually being led to focus on a decoy card.
The key is the technique that makes them believe this decoy is the picture card, and for that it’s recommended to use the Ace of Hearts.
By placing your finger diagonally over the picture on the card in your hand to conceal it, you make them think the card in your hand is a blank card, which in turn leads them to believe the card on the table is the one with the picture.
Ghost Handkerchief
The ghost handkerchief that moves with a mysterious power is actually a very simple trick.
With just a handkerchief and a pair of chopsticks or a pen, you can do it right away.
The handkerchief suddenly starts moving out of nowhere, so anyone watching will be amazed! It’s easy, yet it looks incredibly mysterious.
Show it off at a party or dinner and you’ll be the center of attention in no time.
Add a bit of performance and it’s sure to be even more exciting—like you’ve become a real magician.
Give it a try!
A rubber band magic trick where a clip teleports
It’s a magic trick where a clip is hooked onto a rubber band, and when you open and close your fingers to move two rubber bands, the clip appears to travel between the upper and lower bands.
In reality, it’s actually a single rubber band made to look like two, and the clip is being moved within the crossed portion of the band.
The key is to show it stretched out from the start so the audience doesn’t realize it’s just one band.
Quick finger movements are also important—if you focus on making swift motions that look like an instant switch, it becomes harder for people to notice that the rubber bands are actually connected.
A magic trick where the card comes back to the top
The card magic trick “Ace to Three” is really fun.
You select the Heart cards from Ace to 3, return them to the deck, and after a shuffle they appear from the top in order.
It’s a simple routine, so even first-time magicians can enjoy it with confidence.
Perform it in front of friends or kids and you’re sure to become a crowd favorite.
All you need is a deck of cards.
You don’t need tons of practice—you can start performing it right away, so give it a try.
How about casually showing it off at year-end gatherings or company dinners?