The Blurb
EFFECT:
The magician holds the envelope of prophecy.
There are dice on the table and each spectator has to roll one.
What do the numbers on the dice represent?
When you open the prophecy envelope, you will find a picture of a clock inside, and the time will match the number shown on the dice.
FEATURES:
“Frozen In Time The Swedish Touch,” which was reborn thanks to the idea of Swedish magician Lars-Peter Loeld, has now been reborn as “Frozen In Time Hours & Minutes,” an even more mysterious phenomenon.
An acrylic photo frame gives the prop a luxurious feel.
Instruction is provided through a video.
You can watch the explanation video by scanning the QR code in the package.
The following items are included with the product:
- Dice (4 pieces)
- Time symbol cards
- White envelopes (3 pieces)
NOTE:
– Wine glasses are not included.
Jheff's Guide
WHAT IT IS:
An effect involving an acrylic picture frame with a photo of a pocket watch, plus accessories.
HOW ACCURATE OR COMPLETE THE AD COPY IS:
It’s accurate enough.
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED THAT YOU NEED OR NEED TO KNOW:
It is easy to do, but a little knacky. You will definitely have to practice this in order to use it smoothly.
SETUP AND RESET:
The setup involves placing one very important, very small component back into place, which takes seconds, though it should be done out of view of the audience. Also, you may find that adding a piece of double-sided tape to this small component will help with its use and help prevent its loss.
ANGLES:
This cannot be done surrounded.
SUITABLE VENUES:
Close-up, Parlor, Walkaround, Internet
JHEFF’S JUDGMENT:
This updated edition finally solves the longstanding limitation of Frozen In Time by allowing you to predict not just the hour but the minutes as well, making it easily the best of the non‑electronic versions. The methodology is essentially the same as previous Swedish Touch editions, though now you control two points on the frame, and the handling remains a little knacky until you get the feel for it. The only significant consideration is that the framed photo must remain inside a window envelope throughout the routine, which some may feel is the “price” of gaining minute‑level precision. Still, for those who value a clean, elegant time prediction, this is an exceptional and much‑improved release.