Thank you so much! I’m so sorry I left it out. I usually keep it in all my videos. If you search my Terrific Tags with Michelle series, I have shared it on a few and I also share it in my next one. Thank you so much! :)
I’ll be honest here, I’m no expert on the origins of who developed the technique nor who called it that but I assumed that it was from the lunar eclipse. Where the moon particularly or completely obscures the sun. For the crafting technique, it gives a similar effect in that you are kind of obscuring what you can see but in a different way. The normal technique would be to just have a shape, in my instance a tag, and just pop it up with it still be in white to match the background. So it’s like it’s hidden or eclipsed. Most people do it with stamped images, like die cut letters out of a background etc. I like having the tag being in colour so that that is where your eye is a drawn to but then you see the background after. I hope that helps!
Wow, this is stunning, thanks for sharing your talents 💕💖❣️💜🌹
Another awesome video!! Thank you!!
Amazing, will definitely try this
Great technique and useful tips, thank you !
Very pretty
Great card and idea. I agree that a tag looks naked if it doesn’t have the string or twine tied at the top. TFS
Lovely card! I like to add something to my tags too.
Great technique; beautiful card! Love those blended colors!
Thanks so much, Janice! ❤️
Beautiful Card!! Thank you for this grat tip😊👍👍👏
Glad you like it!❤️ Thank you ! ❤️
Gorgeous colors!
Thank you, Debbie! Cheers! ❤️
This is really fresh and lovely! 😍
Glad you like it! ❤️
Michelle, you always make such beautiful cards!! Love your video's!! I will give this a try!! Hope you are doing well!!💗
Thank you so much, Michele! 💗
Cute card, loved the color combo used, but I would suggest die cutting the tag first, and keeping it in place on the rectangle panel before embossing.
Thank you so much for your suggestion and comment, Gwen.
Love this technique! Thanks for all the tips you share throughout the video.
Totally Stunning 😍
What a beautiful card! I love this technique. Thanks for the tip about the cracking.
Lovely design, great idea! Thanks for the inspiration Michelle!
Thanks so much! 😊
Very pretty ✌🏽
A unique and beautiful take on the Eclipse technique Michelle! Thank you for the wonderful inspiration!
Very beautiful!
So beautiful 🇦🇺❤️
Very pretty!
Thank you! 😊❤️
Love this thanks for the video
Great tutorial and pretty card.
Thanks so much! Glad you like it ❤️
Love it.
Gorgeous card and absolutely brilliant technique thank you for sharing I can’t wait to give it a try
This tag and card are just beautiful! I can’t wait to try it.
Please do! And if you upload it on social media, don't forget to use #Altenew and Tag Michelle too, she'd love to see your take on this ❤️❤️❤️
Great technique
Lovely card, Michelle. This is a wonderful technique. Thank you for this tutorial.
Glad you like it! ❤️ Thank you, Michelle! ❤️
Such a pretty card and great technique! So nice to see another way to use one of my all-time favorite kits!
Really beautiful, thanks for the inspiration!
Thanks for watching, Liz! ! ❤️
Your card is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us.❤️
Glad you like them! Thank you, Patti! ❤️
This is so pretty. I will be trying this!
This is so pretty Michele I just adore this!
Really pretty card! I love tags on cards, & love the dimension you created.
I love how you put this together! It’s so beautiful! 🤩😘🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
This truly is a truly, serene and beautiful card! TFS
Thank you so much! ❤️
What a wonderful idea! Another use for one of my favorite crafty tools! So pretty, Michelle! =]
Such a beautiful card. I would love to know how you tied the lovely bow at the top. Mine never turn out so perfect!
Thank you so much! I’m so sorry I left it out. I usually keep it in all my videos. If you search my Terrific Tags with Michelle series, I have shared it on a few and I also share it in my next one. Thank you so much! :)
Why is it called eclipse?
I’ll be honest here, I’m no expert on the origins of who developed the technique nor who called it that but I assumed that it was from the lunar eclipse. Where the moon particularly or completely obscures the sun. For the crafting technique, it gives a similar effect in that you are kind of obscuring what you can see but in a different way. The normal technique would be to just have a shape, in my instance a tag, and just pop it up with it still be in white to match the background. So it’s like it’s hidden or eclipsed. Most people do it with stamped images, like die cut letters out of a background etc. I like having the tag being in colour so that that is where your eye is a drawn to but then you see the background after. I hope that helps!
@@MichelleShortTheCardGrotto oh i never heard of this technique before & was so confused. Thank you for explaining!