Steps: 1. Cut a strip of fabric about two inches wide and slightly longer than the width of the bath towel. Iron a strip of fusible webbing onto the back of the fabric strip.
2. Iron the fabric strip onto the bottom edge of the towel, tucking the ends of the strip so that they touch the back side of the towel (figure B).
3. Glue trim to cover the raw edges of the fabric strip (figure C). Tuck the edges of the trim under so that they touch the back side of the towel. Embellish the trim with beads.
4. Cover the paper mache tissue box with double-sided tape (figure D). Cover the box with fabric (figure E and F). Glue trim to the edges of the box (figure G). 5. Iron a strip of buckram to the back of a strip of fabric to stiffen it. Iron fusible webbing onto the buckram. Iron the fabric strip around the sides of the box. Glue trim to the raw edges of the fabric strip and the opening on the top of the box.
Shower curtain 1. Cut squares of fabric and fuse them to strips of buckram and fusible webbing. Glue a magnet to the back of each square (figure H). Attach the squares to a shower curtain by placing a magnets on the back side of the shower curtain.