Today I am sharing the easiest way to create a ‘Pop Up Wiper Card’ and this technique could be applied to any stamps or styles you want. And no special dies are required!
The Lil”Squatch from Ellen Hutson is a fun set and perfect for today’s card, check out the video below to find out how to make this.
My cloudy background was created with the Newton’s Nook Clouds Stencil.
And I did decide to add a bit of a birthday theme using some fun images from the Backyard Party Stamp Set.
You can see it here or Watch it in HD at YouTube.
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Have you ever made a Wiper card before? I was inspired by Amy’s fabulous shark card right HERE. This was such a fun card to create I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. Looking forward to seeing you back here real soon, Hugs
Other Supplies: EH Landscapes Dies Copics – 0 / W00,0,3,4,7 / E00,11,25,29,31,43,44 / YG03,17/ Y02,17 / BV20 / B01,91,95.
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![]() Neenah 110 EH |
![]() Neenah 80lb EH |
![]() Black EH |
![]() Acetate SSS | EH |
![]() Lil Squatch EH |
![]() Lil Squatch Dies EH |
![]() Backyard Party EH |
![]() Backyard Party Dies EH |
![]() Chat Bubbles PB | SSS |
![]() Clouds Stencil SSS | NN |
![]() Tuxedo Black SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Versamark Ink SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() It’s a Boy AUZ | EH |
![]() Lime Rickey AUZ | EH |
![]() Copic Markers SSS | EH |
![]() Prismacolor Pencils SSS | EH |
![]() Powder Tool SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Opaque Bright White SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() WOW Heat Tool SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Life Changing Blender Brush SSS | OTH | EH |
![]() Spring Scissors SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Scissors SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Cutting Mat ALT | SSS | AUZ |
![]() Gemini Junior SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Bone Folder EH |
![]() Score Board EH |
![]() Mini Score Board SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Stamp Blocks SSS | EH |
![]() MISTI ALT | SSS | AUZ | EH |
![]() Mini MISTI ALT | SSS | EH |
![]() Scor Tape 1/2 SSS | EH |
![]() Scor Tape 1/4 SSS | EH |
![]() Thin Foam Squares EH |
![]() Glue Tape ALT | SSS | AUZ |
What a fun card! I’m sure he will love it. I will have to give this a try. Thanks for the clear instructions as I could easily muck this up.
This is so cute!!
This card is so cute. Working on my Christmas cards so I am going through my stash to find something that I can make for a wiper card.
ooh maybe a flying elf? That would be so fun…. then there is always reindeer… or stars …. lol.
I’m sure your godson is going to love this card. I have the dies from MFT to make a wiper card. I see now that I didn’t really need them. Oh well…. Your card is so adorable!!! Thanks for sharing it with us.
You are one clever cookie, Therese!!
Love this card, and know your godson will also.
Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and healthy.
Marty in Salt Lake
This is so cute! Your godson is going to love it.
I don’t make too many interactive cards but I find yours very inspiring.
I think it because you make your own mechanisms and that’s really handy.
Loved the card and I thought it was very sweet.
CheersLisa
Who wouldn’t love this card!!! Your godson is going to LOVE this. Thank you for the great instructions and video. I am going to have to try this soon. 🙋🏻
This is just so much fun, Therese … it’s so brilliantly detailed … and that little guy popping up behind had me laughing out loud! Your Godson will love it … I do! Hugs, Anita 🙂
What a fun card, Therese, and I love all the details to make a party on a card. Who wouldn’t love to receive this.
You made that look really easy. I loved it and your giggle. 🙂 I like how you make mistakes and just giggle, it’s contagious. 🙂 Loved the card. I will try and make one when I get a bit more experience. It is very versatile.
Fun and a card with ‘lil Squatch is always wonderful! Enjoyed your tutorial and your fun commentary. Thanks for showing us this Squatch-tastic card!!!
Oh goodness… that made me smile big time. What a fun card! I’ll have to try one of these.
This card is really cool. You made the process so easy and logical. Thank you so much for the inspiration.
🙂 Thanks for the idea – always need something a little different