crafty moms... help!

ok so i dont really need major help lol..

i just made Conan a art smock from a old sheet and a thin soft shower curtain.. one side the sheet for like crayons markers chalk and the shower part for paints and messier stuff.

i used some old puff paint to make it not so bland. both sides are white..
i only did the paint on the sheet side. if i wait the time for the paint to dry then flip it over and paint on the curtain, will it stick? or will it just wipe off since it is a curtain. i may be silly asking but im exhausted lol.

I'm assuming it's one of those rubber-ish curtains in which case most paint will flake off. You could paint the side of the sheet that's against the curtain and it should show through (unless it's really thick).

Quoting PipSqueak's Mommy:" I'm assuming it's one of those rubber-ish curtains in which case most paint will flake off. You could ... [snip!] ... off. You could paint the side of the sheet that's against the curtain and it should show through (unless it's really thick)."

it may show through but i cant tell for like 4 hours lol.. its a really think cheap dollar store curtain.. we usually put them on the floor and let him finger paint but i bout a art easel for a Christmas gift so i wanted to do something special.

Quoting Deborah B.:" it may show through but i cant tell for like 4 hours lol.. its a really think cheap dollar store curtain.. ... [snip!] ... put them on the floor and let him finger paint but i bout a art easel for a Christmas gift so i wanted to do something special."

Hopefully it will, it's a really cute idea. If not here is an ehow about painting plastic that may help you out: http://www.ehow.com/how_4500402_paint-plastic.html

I think too that it would flake off. Stuff like that flakes off of plastic.