Blinds for angled window
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I wouldn't worry about the top angle part, just put blinds at the top of the square part like you have. Surely the sun does not come in the top much at all during the average day? OR you could permanently cover it with cloth an leave it there year round if you really wanted it covered. Cut a drape to fit and attach it with staples along the top , sides, and bottom or tacks.
If you like, you could etch the glass by taping out what you want to keep clear or using a stencil.
I agree with Lenora that unless the sun disrupts your activities you should not worry with the top windows. There are blinds that close upwards. Here are some Hunter-Douglas Solara shades that roll both up and/or down: https://cdn.hunterdouglas.com/static/styles/medium/public/slot/Solera-Soft-Shades-feature-benefit.jpg However, the angles would still mean a custom construction.
An alternative would be to apply a decorative window film to those angled windows. Some films use a glue to adhere to the glass, but others use only water, and static cling keeps them in place. The photo below shows several films from decorativefilm.com, with the top left having no film. Other sites are windowfilmworld.com and wallpaperforwindows.com.
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That angle is hard. If you just want to reduce sunlight coming in, not direct sunlight, window film might help. If you are trying to keep out direct sunlight, can you add something on the outside? An awning or sun sail? Something like this: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Coolaroo-9-ft-10-in-Orange-Triangle-Party-Sail-434526/202759573?cm_mmc=Shopping%7CTHD%7Cgoogle%7C&mid=s%7Cdc_mtid_890338a25189_pcrid_266527568040_pkw__pmt__product_202759573_slid_&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhNLvzvrG2wIVCFuGCh1fLwc3EAQYBCABEgKbSPD_BwE&dclid=CLyq3-v6xtsCFUTYwAodMv0OzQ
I saw something on a round window that you might be able to adapt. Place stretchy, spring type curtain rod around top of window using several screw eyes at strategic points. Hang a curtain on this and gather it together in centre of bottom of curved portion of window. It can either be cut short and fastened or done up like a pony tail to hang down.
Don't put up window blinds. Use window film. There are many pretty printed patterns out there.
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