Drunken Scotch Technique

[Helen9]

Hi, I'm new to this format. I saw a heart that used the Drunken Scotch Technique and I would like to try it. Can anyone explain how to do it?
Thanks

[Adalia Disa]

Did you mean the 'drunken chalks' technique? that's the only 'drunk' technique I can think of.

Here's the Link:

Drunken Chalks

HTH!

[indyemmert]

Drunken scotch sounds like fun!

[53queenbee]

Oh I'm in! Sounds like something my relatives concocted!

[jamiehurley]

This made me "almost" wet my pants! I was thinking, wow, where have I been?

[Helen9]

Thanks! The technique probably uses the chalk plus Scotch's liquid adhesive, so I've started experimenting.

[parknslide]

I went on a Stamping Cruise in 2006 and the instructor had forgotten the alcohol to use with an alcohol ink technique. One of the ladies had "smuggled" aboard some gin in her mouthwash bottle and was kind enough to share with us for the sake of art. This topic just brought back memories of that event.

[ladyofgrammar]

Originally Posted by parknslide

I went on a Stamping Cruise in 2006 and the instructor had forgotten the alcohol to use with an alcohol ink technique. One of the ladies had "smuggled" aboard some gin in her mouthwash bottle and was kind enough to share with us for the sake of art. This topic just brought back memories of that event.

That is hilarious! Naughty, but hilarious!

[scrappingmelissa]

Scotch?? Where is it? I am soo there!!

[java_jenny]

There really is a technique called "The Drunken Scotch" technique! I googled it and found it referanced on a paper crafting blog - See the project with the heart posted on Feb 22, 2008...I'd like to learn it too!

[Helen9]

Hi Everyone,

I contacted Kat by email and asked her how she did this technique. Here is her reply incase any one wants to try it:

Hi Helen - Thanks for asking.... The Drunken Scotch technique is made using Scotch Clear Glue. Put a thick layer on your chipboard/grungeboard, while it is still wet put some drops of Alcohol in on it - I usually use two colors, and then hit it with your heat gun - it will give you a really cool effect.

If you have any questions let me know!

KAT

[53queenbee]

Whoa! Thank Helen for letting us in on that! I have been checking every day to see what it is.

[manicscrapper]

Cool technique. THink I might need some scotch when I create this!

[beadgrl]

Originally Posted by jamiehurley

This made me "almost" wet my pants! I was thinking, wow, where have I been?

LOL. Me TOO! I thought I left all those behind when we came back from Scotland.