As promised my DIY process.

I'm not nearly done but I remembered to grab my camera and document some more building of these things. There will be more corner treatment when I am done (ceiling corners). There is also going to be quite a bit more wall treatment lol. Anyhow: More pics and how to info: Corner absorber (6'X4'x4") frame, wood is red cedar that I got from my Dad's work (installs fence). Loaded with OC703: Measuring out the fabric: Stapling that shit on:

Backside: Finished length wise: Now just to do the ends: Backside done: Front done: Top/ends done:

OC703 (no idea why I took the pic) How the frames are put together: Framing nails (so I don't split the wood) Back at ma studio (for those who were curious as to how I hung them): Measured 2' down on both sides and 7" down as well: Picture wire (length was decided by the 7" mark to get them both the same): Picture hangers installed in the corner: HUNG! (sorry for that being sideways I must have forgotten to flip it in iphoto): The 4' long wall ones were hung simular but I strung the picture wire across the frame and just hung it on one wall hook instead of 2 (there not that heavy so it would have been overkill to use 2 anyway)

(wall treatment, gooey hand prints compliments of the previous tenant :()

Thanx for sharing, I linked it in the following sticky http://www.johnlsayers.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=10304

Thanks Ro! Thanks to everyone else that helped in the decision making process as well!