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Harry Eng, a former minister and elementary school teacher (and magician), created these impossible bottles. From the website:
Link (Thanks Tony! Very cool find!) |
Jeff Scanlan
Hey, I just found your site with Harry’s bottles. I’ve been making Impossible Bottles for about 3 years now. I’m trying to follow in Harry Eng’s footsteps.
If you’d like to see some of my Impossible Bottle creations ( I call mine Bottl Magic Bottles), then check out http://www.bottlemagic.com
Jeff Scanlan
Tennis Ball
Puncture the ball in the fuzzy area with a small drill (so no one realises what you have done). Get one of those needles used to inflate a basketball and stick in in this hole. Now you can squeeze the ball and collapse it to a smaller size.
Email —> erpoi@hotmail.com
Merlin Dunlop
Hi everybody,
I have recently opened a website with a gallery of impossible bottles from different makers. You can see it at http://www.impossibottle.creators.co.uk
Merlin
Merlin Dunlop
The above impossible bottle site has been moved to http://www.impossibottle.co.uk. More bottles are added as I receive them/make them. Enjoy!
Merlin
Bill Williams
Where can I get information on how to do this? I think it’s great. I have never had a real hobby, but this would be great to do. Any information would be very much appreciated.
[...] If you like this, you’ll love Harry Eng’s Impossible Bottles. [...]
[...] If you like this, you’ll love Harry Eng’s Impossible Bottles. [...]
Jamie D. Grant
Hiya!
I, too, have been inspired by Harry Eng’s work!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6JIy12GSio
Cheerio,
jamie
http://www.whatizit.net
Merlin Dunlop
I am pleased to announce that impossibottle.co.uk is now selling bottles made by the best in the business. Please check them out if you would like to buy an unusual gift!
Merlin
Phil Evans
Hey, I just came across this thread! I am a UK-based impossible maker. My specialities are sealed playing cards, padlocks and solid steel bolts. Check out:
http://www.impossiblebottle.co.uk
All the best,
Phil
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