• EHO Craft: Shower Curtain Painting.
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Shower Curtain Painting

This is a great idea for the kid's bathroom as a final project for a unit study.

You will need:

• A clear shower curtain
• Water proof fabric paint markers
• Extras: stencils, pictures to trace, masking tape

What to do:

• You'll need a large area of hard floor or a large table. Lay the shower curtain out.
• Use your markers to create a picture or design following the theme you've selected.
• You may make an outline of your "painting" with black marker, then color the different parts.
• You can also use stencils to trace shapes or images on the curtain.
• If you want to trace a picture, tape the picture to the back of the curtain so that you can see the picture through the curtain.
• You can keep areas from getting painted by covering them with masking tape. Once your paint is dry, you remove the tape.
• Once the curtain is completely dry, it is ready to hang in your bathroom.

Examples: If we were studying the solar system, we might want to paint pictures of the nine planets and the sun. You could make shower curtains for holidays like Christmas or Easter.