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Components needed:  White shower curtain, canvas, or fabric (a new canvas drop cloth operates wonderful)  Shower curtain liner (to shield curtain from moisture)  Projector*  Permanent black marker, preferably a thick a single  Paint pens  Paint  Fiberfill or cotton balls  Santa hat  Black felt (about a single yard)  2 red hand towels or red fabric  *If you can dra...  If you really like to go all out with your Christmas decorating, here is a whimsical, original idea for your bathroom:  Materials required:  White shower curtain, canvas, or fabric (a new canvas drop cloth works fantastic)  Shower curtain liner (to guard curtain from moisture)  Projector*  [http://dkmcustomhomes.com/ destin custom homes] Permanent black marker, preferably a thick one  Paint pens  Paint  Fiberfill or cotton balls  Santa hat  Black felt (about a single yard)  [http://dkmcustomhomes.com/about-us fort walton custom homes] two red hand towels or red fabric  *If you can draw, you could not require the projector. If you are not artistically inclined, and do not currently personal a projector, see if you can borrow a single.  Let's get started!  If you are using fabric instead of a shower curtain, you will want to make it common shower curtain size, which is about 72" x 72". Cut the fabric 73" x 73", fold each side over a single half inch, press into spot, and hem every side to make smooth edges. Obtain plastic rings (normally discovered near the curtain rods) and sew them to the top for shower curtain rings. If you don't currently have a second rod, choose up a tension rod. They are economical and easy to set up.  The subsequent step is finding a great image of Santa Clause. Look in coloring books, storybooks, or on-line. Once you locate a picture you like, blow it up on the projector till Santa looks life-sized. Hang the fabric or shower curtain on the wall or a door with thumbtacks or straight pins, and project the image onto it. Santa's knees should be about 6" from the bottom of the shower curtain. Stop at the knees and do not draw the rest of the legs (you will see why later).  Next, trace the image with a permanent black marker (place paper behind the curtain to preserve marker from seeping by means of). Fill in the particulars for Santa's face as nicely as other intricate regions with the paint pens. Fill in his suit with paint. Nearly any kind of paint will do, but craft paint is the least pricey.  In order to develop a 3 dimensional impact, use fiberfill or stretched out cotton balls for Santa's hair and beard. Apply with typical school glue or use fabric glue. Use a genuine Santa hat rather of painting one particular. These can be found at dollar retailers and discount outlets for extremely little money. Merely stitch the hat onto the curtain from the backside, or attach it with fabric glue.  Add a piece of black felt for Santa's belt. A real buckle tends to make a good touch. You can remove a buckle from an old belt that you no longer put on and thread the felt by way of it, or you can obtain a employed belt at a thrift shop and merely take away the buckle to use it for this project. Stitch the felt into location or apply with fabric glue.  Hang the curtain and tuck the bottom edge inside the tub. Santa's knees ought to line up closely with the edge of the tub.  Here's the really enjoyable portion: Fold the red towels in half lengthwise and stitch or glue the sides with each other. If employing fabric, cut to the size of standard hand towels (not fingertip towels) and proceed as directed above. Next, arrange the towels so that the attached edges are in the middle rather of along the side then press into spot with a warm iron. This seam ought to face the shower curtain so it will not show. Stitch or glue the towels to Santa's knees. Santa now has 3-dimensional legs that swing when the curtain moves!  Make mittens and boots from the leftover black felt. Attach the mittens to the curtain and the boots to the towels. An additional neat idea is to set a pair of boots outdoors the tub and tuck the "legs" into the boots. This looks terrific and makes the effect even a lot more dimensional. This idea is very best used in the guest bathroom or on the day business is coming, right after everybody has showered, if employed in the main bathroom (otherwise, you'll have to keep moving the boots every single time the tub is needed).  To make your shower curtain even a lot more festive, wrap tiny empty boxes to appear like gifts and attach them to the curtain, or sew on tiny plastic ornaments or candy canes. Just use your imagination.  This is a exciting, but fairly simple project to full, and you will get lots of compliments on this unique, whimsical decorating thought.