Rice's Diminishing Silk Production

A 36" solid color silk produced from an unprepared newspaper is flicked into the air. A second silk of a different color visibly appears attached to the first! This is repeated five or six times.  Each appearing silk is slightly smaller than the last, and the final silk is but 6" square. Then, as an unexpected climax, this tiny silk changes into a giant yard square!

Seven solid colored silks (one each 6", 12", 15", 18", 24", 27", and 36") are required for this internationally famous routine. An eighth silk (36") is needed if the deluxe finish of a change of a 6" silk to a 36" square is desired.

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