Here's an easy way to make blackout curtains for your RV windows.

A great DIY project if your trailer's window blinds or shades have broken. Or, if you wish your camper would be a little bit darker at night, this is a great project to keep the light from streaming through your windows.

We've found that these blackout curtains also help with insulation, too. They keep the cold weather out a little bit and keep the sun from heating up the inside of the rig.

Here's the products we used for our DIY RV Curtains (affiliate links):

1/2 Inch Velcro: https://amzn.to/3jBv7m9
Blackout Curtains: https://rstyle.me/+ZNgRpPG2-q9obUAlAV...

Table of Contents:
0:00 How to Make RV Curtains
0:58 RV Blinds Breaking
3:06 Tutorial of How to Make Blackout Curtains
5:23 Materials We Used
7:11 Measuring Your Windows
8:28 Applying Velcro to the Blackout Shades
11:16 How to Remove Curtains
12:30 Rolling Up the Shades for Storage
13:00 How the Curtains Have Worked for Us

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