How To Make Wobblers For Card Making

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Hi friends and welcome back. I’m so glad to be back with you, sharing card making ideas (and life!) with you. Today I want to share a project I’ve had on my mind for over a year. Have you ever seen wobblers on handmade cards? They’re basically small springs you can put under card elements to make them bounce and move on your cards. They’re super cute, and today I want to share with you how to make wobblers for card making!

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards! Stampin Up Fluffiest Friends

What Is A Wobbler?

First I’ll share what a wobbler is, for anyone who has never seen one. It’s basically a small, lightweight spring made of thin wire, which is placed under a particular element of your card project. In doing so, it allows the piece to bounce and wobble, making it a really fun surprise for the recipient of your card!

Can you see the wire pieces underneath the bear and beaver? Those are the wobblers. To see these cards in motion, you’ll definitely want to watch along with today’s video, linked at the bottom.

Supplies Needed To Make Wobblers

To get started, you’ll need the following:

  • Two cardstock circles, approximately 1″ in diameter
  • 6″ of springy wire – 30 gauge copper wire recommended
  • Scotch tape
How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards!

This is all you’ll need, and it’s so easy to create your wobblers. I’ll explain how in the next section.

How To Assemble A Wobbler

Once you have the materials listed above, it’s easy to begin making wobblers. Here’s how.

First, wind the wire around your finger or a pencil to create a spiral.

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards!

Next, tape one end of the spiral to one circle of cardstock. If the tape goes over the edge, just fold the excess to the back of the circle.

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards!

Repeat the previous step with the other end of wire and second circle of cardstock.

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards!

Your wobbler is complete! You can attach it to your card and add a punch or die cut on top!

Sample Wobbler Card Ideas

Here are the two cards I created with wobblers. For this first one, I placed a wobbler behind the bear. Isn’t he cute?!

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards! Stampin Up Fluffiest Friends

For my second card, I placed one wobbler behind the beaver…

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards! Stampin Up Fluffiest Friends

…and a second one on the inside behind this cat. What a fun surprise!

Are you wondering about the adorable animals on these cards? Let’s take a look at the products I used to create them.

Featured Bundle – Fluffiest Friends

The stamp and die bundle I used on these cards is called Fluffiest Friends. Isn’t it perfect for wobbler cards?! I wanted to do something really fun with this set, and using wobblers with them seemed like just the thing. I just love these little critters!

How To Make A Wobbler For Interactive Handmade Cards! Stampin Up Fluffiest Friends

Since the Fluffiest Friends stamp set doesn’t come with greeting stamps, I searched my collection for some fitting cute and fun greetings. The set I used is called Sweetest Cherries and it comes with the large ‘Sweet’ stamp, along with others that can be paired with it to make sayings such as “Thank you for being so sweet,” “Life is sweet with you in it,” “Wishing you a sweet day” “Sweet friend,” and “Sweet birthday wishes.”

How To Make Wobblers For Card Making Video

Watch along here to see the wobblers in action and learn how to make wobblers for card making! Also in today’s video – my top 10 list of what I’ve been doing while I was on a break for the last few months.

Here’s the list of products I used if you’re interested in ordering any of them!

Product List

I hope you enjoyed learning how to make wobblers for card making!

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