DIY Skylight Shades - A Simple, Inexpensive Solution

I've seen motorized shades, pull shades, and permanent blocking solutions for skylights...but I like my skylights... most of the time. Watching a movie in the middle of the day, well, that's when I realized it was too bright in my living room. Time for some creativity.
Looking for an easy way to shade a ceiling skylight? Take a look at my video.
Parts List - (Note: Use this for ideas. These are not the exact same parts used in the video)
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Cabinet Door Magnets - amzn.to/3awc4o0
Stainless Steel Boat Door Hinges for Cabinets/Cupboards - amzn.to/3qvGhJr
Baltic Birch Plywood, 3 mm 1/8 x 12 x 20 Inch Craft Wood - amzn.to/3jYsXuQ
Flexible Round Magnets with Adhesive Backing - amzn.to/2OJne0l
Details/Stats
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Original Background music, “Skylight” by SandcastlingGuy (Of course it would be called, "Skylight", right?)
* Vegas Movie Studio 17
* Cakewalk by Bandlab
* Akai MPK mini
* Zion PowerGlide
* Overloud THU
#skylightshades #diyskylightshades #skylights

[@judyfried]

Very clever!

[@-k5703]

Bloody brilliant...simple but well thought through

[@eclecticfavors6197]

This is a perfect solution for my situation, and thankfully, no sewing. My issue isn't the light coming in, but the hot sun, on the few days of hot weather we get in the Pacific Northwest. We are currently experiencing an uncommon heatwave, ( it's 90 right now and we expect over 100 the next few days), so I am desperate for a quick, inexpensive fix, and I have everything I need at home all ready. Thank you for posting this.

[@SandcastlingGuy]

You're very welcome. Hopefully this will help while riding out the heat wave. Stay safe.