| The Magic Dishpan |
| by Sue McKinnell |
44x32 Jig for 4C (Square Set) |
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| 1-8 |
All dance a grand chain, ending in original places. |
| 9-16 |
All dance interlocking rights and lefts: 1C & 3C dance rights and lefts as normal across and back. 2C & 4C begin by changing places RH with partners, then changing places across the set with the person opposite LH, change places RH with partners, and change places across the set LH. |
| 17-24 |
1C & 3C dance RH across once round, then circle four hands around to the left to original places. |
| 25-28 |
1C & 3C dance LH across once round. |
| 29-32 |
All chase 1 place CCW, then turn partners LH once round to end facing. End 2, 3, 4, 1. |
| Repeat 4 times. |
| Suggested music is The Dancers Cleekit from The Macadians Play Burns Night in the Annapolis Valley. |
| In The Lost Princess of Oz, Cayke the Cookie Cook has her magic dishpan stolen. Ugu the shoemaker uses it to steal the all the magic he can from the inhabitants of Oz (including Ozma of Oz). |
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04/02 |