So this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAB vTWSxOes

>>1227081
That videos cropped up on here a few times - it is, at best, sketchy. You can make panels for sound deflection, what you probably want however is absorption - this really only functions with material mass, rockwool, etc. Thin cotton in a frame, YMMV - tldr, its How To Make Money On YouTube Contradicting Physics.

>>1227085
Honestly I wasn't gonna bother with the towels anyway, I was gonna buy the wedge shaped stuff on Amazon and put the frame over it.

>>1227096
Probably should have put that in the OP.

>>1227081
You can get patterned fabric from fleabay easily, almost any pattern you can think of, you can go full grandma and have very flowery patterns or go pokemon.

>>1227085
Towels when stacked is quite heavy and is excellent sound muffling material, try stuff your mouth with a towel and yell as loud as you can.

>>1227101
>You can get patterned fabric from fleabay easily, almost any pattern you can think of, you can go full grandma and have very flowery patterns or go pokemon.
I don't want patterns I want a printed picture.

If you're looking to reproduce a simple illustration, you could try screen printing. A photograph can be done thru your local professional photographer, the nearest Walmart or Target, or even thru an online provider.

>>1227119
I'd really like a full on print, not just a simple illustration.

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>>1227113
You could always hook up with a wall scroll.

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>>1227593
But at this point you might as well go with a body pillow cover.

>>1227593
That actually may work, just cut the fabric off and stretch over.

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>>1227081

I made these a few years ago.

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>>1227081
>>1227895

I left the back uncovered because they were originally hanging on the wall. I lost my practice space though, so now I use them as mobile baffles/partitions. Might cover the backs with peg board or something, eventually.

>>1227895
Nice.

>>1227895
>>1227897
Enjoying breathing those particles? :^)

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>>1227081

So would towels work to make soundproof curtains?

>>1230065
No, you need at least several of them stacked to work, just like in the video

So I have been living in my apartment with my girlfriend for 2 years but this month we got a new neighbor and they say we are too loud (we live near a college so we have had like 3 different people in that unit over the two years who have not complained). The landlord has talked to us about being more quite and the neighbor bangs on our wall if she thinks we are being loud.

I know these panels are supposed to stop sound reflection inside a room but would they work the help decrease the sound between walls? I am willing to fill my whole wall with them because right now my girlfriend wants to go to war with my neighbor over the whole thing.

Is there a backing material I might use to increase the sound blocking potential? The main problem is we are in an apartment so I can't have anything permanent. We got a sound bar and placed it behind our couch and muted the tv so the volume can be a lot lower but still us laughing may be enough for the new neighbor to bang on our wall. Any other solutions?