The content is a video on making three different prom dresses. The creator starts by researching current prom dress trends and creating sketches. She then asks her Instagram followers to vote on which design to make, but decides to create multiple dresses. The tutorial covers three dresses: a simple two-piece dress with a wrap-style top and pockets, a lace-up bodice dress with a fitted skirt, and a flowing, pleated dress made from curtain panels.
Throughout the video, the creator provides humorous commentary and anecdotes, including a story about buying 12 birds and a rant about being told to remove a car from her yard. She also shares tips and tricks for sewing and customizing the dresses, such as adding beaded trim and creating adjustable backs. The video ends with the creator taking photos in her finished dresses and thanking her viewers for watching.
Here are the extracted facts:
1. The narrator is making a prom dress tutorial.
2. The narrator scrolls through the internet to get a feel for current prom dress styles.
3. The narrator decides to make multiple dresses based on Instagram feedback.
4. The narrator has a condition where they cannot pass up a good deal, regardless of the item's usefulness.
5. The narrator and their dad went to buy dogs and chicks, but ended up buying 12 birds instead.
6. The narrator's dad came home while they were filming and asked them to go to a nearby town.
7. The narrator made a mock-up of the dress using cheap fabric before working with the actual fabric.
8. The dress has a two-piece design with a wrap-style top and a skirt.
9. The narrator adds pockets to the dress to accommodate a smartphone.
10. The narrator uses a rolled hem to finish the bottom of the skirt.
11. The narrator adds beaded trim to the top of the dress for decoration.
12. The narrator's grandma gave them a car, which is now considered a historic landmark.
13. The narrator is considering moving to a rural area to keep the car.
14. The narrator makes a DIY jewelry piece using rhinestone trim and silver elastic.
15. The narrator finds a girl who is going to prom and takes a picture with her.
16. The narrator uses five yards of fabric or two curtain panels for the third and final design.
17. The narrator measures their waist at the smallest part and at the rib cage to create the waistband.
18. The narrator cuts out four identical triangles of fabric for the skirt.
19. The narrator folds each triangle in half and draws a slight curve or major curve, depending on their size.
20. The narrator sews along the curve and holds the pieces up to themselves to make adjustments.
21. The narrator tucks the bottom of the triangles beneath the top of the stomach strip and topstitches them in place.
22. The narrator cuts out a strip of fabric for the waistband and irons it in a waistband fashion.
23. The narrator cuts along the top of the curtain or fabric to form a square and creates pleats on the front panel.
24. The narrator sews the pleats in place and sews the unpleated back panel to the pleated front panel along the sides.
25. The narrator lines the top of the skirt with the waistband and pleats the back to fit into the waistband.