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-- last minute handmade gifts : vouchers by dextery on december 17, 2009 4:01 pm | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) every body needs a little help from his friends. so why not offer your time and talent as a gift this christmas? homemade vouchers make excellent gifts and stocking stuffers. here are some ideas for your own vouchers/gift certificates. if you have a car , you can offer a friend who doesn't to accompany him/her shopping for heavy items (think ikea, club price, or grocery shopping for lots of pantry items). if you have cooking skills , you can offer a personalized cooking class to a friend who would like to discover a particular kind of cuisine : vegetarian, mexican, thai, etc. you could also give a voucher for a baked item per month for a year, or a week of lunch boxes. if you have special powers put, them to good use and offer to help out with one of your speciality : haircut, bicycle mechanic adjustments, computer repair or debugging, physics/math tutoring, knitting class, etc. if you like pampering your significant other, you could offer him/her a back massage, shoulder and neck rub, foot srcub, breakfast in bed, romantic candlelight dinner, etc. if you know new parents , they will be delighted to receive babysitting vouchers! teens can offer their parents household chores vouchers, such as : weeding the garden, washing the car, washing the dishes, mow the lawn, rake the leaves, washing the clothes and ironing, etc. children will love to have : trip to the pool, trip to the park, one very long bedtime story, stay up one hour late, 1 hour of internet, order-in pizza dinner, slumber party, piggy-back ride, etc. offer a fun activity to a friend or relative to do with you : cross country skiing, hiking, evening in a jazz club, diner and a movie, afternoon at the museum, botanical garden, aquarium, science center, craft fair, farmer's market, etc. to make your voucher, use a template ( microsoft word , iwork pages ) or write it down by hand. put it in a nice envelope, or even a "money holder" card along with your seasonal greetings. look on the internet for nice money/gift certificate/voucher holder cards how-to's (like this christmas one , or this generic one ). do you have other ideas for vouchers? -- movember and my award winning zappa moustache by dextery on november 30, 2009 7:38 pm | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) movember is all about moustaches and raising awareness about prostate cancer. my friends have been growing their moustache for several weeks, sporting their facial pilosity with pride. but how could i participate? crocheting one, of course. my all-time favorite composer and guitarist is frank zappa. he is one of the most prolific musician i know, releasing over 60 albums during his 33 years of musical carrier. he is also well known for his iconic moustache. here it is : sadly enough, he died from prostate cancer at the young age of 52. i felt i had to pay a tribute to him for our annual moustache contest (the jimm : journée internationale de la moustache montréalaise , not originally related to movember, but we moved it to november to show our support). this year, we had a props category for the persons who can't biologically grow a moustache (mostly girls, in our case), and guess what... i won! here is the picture from the competition. pattern this is not much of a pattern, but more some kind of guideline to explain what i did. i hope you get inspired by it. my zappa moustache is crocheted from natural (undyed) brown single-ply wool, which incidentally matches my hair color. it was easy to do : i chained until it was long enough to cover my upper lip and go down on both sides of my mouth. then, i singled-crochet 2 rows. holding the moustache-to-be over my face in the mirror, i decided where i wanted the angle to be. that happened to be 4 stitches from each ends. i slipped-stitched 4 stitches, skipped 2-3 stitches, and single-crocheted tightly so it would pull the end of the moustache at a right angle. i single-crocheted until i was 6-7 stitches from the other end of the moustache, skipped 2-3 stitches and slip-stitched tightly to form the other angle. the key here is to be symmetrical. i finished it my slip-stitching some more to make sure the angle will stay put and weaved in the ends. then, i made a square for the pinch. soaked everything in water and blocked it overnight. you can felt it if you feel like it. on the big day, i used regular scotch tape to adhere it to my face, but i think double side tape would have been better. i tried to eat soup while wearing it, and i tell you it's a real challenge! here are some great hand crafted moustaches resources i took my inspiration from : felt moustache from i made you a beard knitted fu man chu from sweet little domestic life felt moustache from 5 orange potatoes -- champagne by dextery on november 22, 2009 1:19 am | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) i designed this neckwarmer last year for my friend's birthday. within 48 hours, i had spun and knitted it. i could not find a decent set of buttons in my stash, so i figured out how to make a set of buttons out of champagne cork stoppers. by the way, after a year of wear, the buttons never failed, so unless you pull on them deliberately, they're solid and there to stay. for your pleasure, here is how to do it and how it all happened. big chunky snowflakes were slowly falling as i was trying my hands at a new hobby : spinning. i was turning mountains of big fluffy corriedale top into soft, chunky yarn with the humble help of a drop spindle. i was plying it using my own two hands with the andean ply technique. it was low-tech. it was awesome. i soon had a big ball of bulky, bumpy, slubby, thick-and-thin yarn. the natural wool color was asking for another natural companion : wood. a couple of cork stoppers turned themselves into buttons, the yarn was tamed with a simple stockinette stitch and in an evening i had a new cozy neckwarmer for my friend's birthday. this is a great neophyte spinner project that showcases your very own bumpy handspun yarn. this neckwarmer keeps you warm while the upcycled cork buttons make both an environmental and a fashion statement. it also makes a quick and sophisticated gift : after all, you had to drink four bottles of champagne to make it! finished measurements width: approx. 7.5 inches length: approx. 19 inches materials 1 set(s) us #11/8mm straight needles fiber: louet [100% corriedale wool; top]; color: natural white; 3.5 ounces. spin it using a drop spindle and the andean ply technique. or use a commercial alternative yarn, like : cascade jewel [100% peruvian wool; 142yd/130m per 100g skein]; color: 8010; 1 skein the idea is to have a yarn with 7 wraps/inches that knits with a gauge of 9 sts/12 rows for a 4'' square. for making the buttons 4 champagne (or sparkling wine) cork stoppers 4 two-holes buttons 2 two inches long safety pins wire cutters a sharp knife pattern co 20 stitches. rows 1,3,5 : *k2, p2 * to the last 2 sts, k2. rows 2,4 : *p2, k2* to the last 2 sts, p2. row 6 (ws) : k3, p14, k3 row 7 (rs) : k all sts. repeat rows 6 and 7 until work measures 16.5 inches. finish on ws. next row (rs) : *k2, p2 * to the last 2 sts, k2. next row (ws): *p2, k2* to the last 2 sts, p2. button holes row 1: *k2, p, bo1 * 4 time, k2 button holes row 2 : *p2, co1, k1* 4 times, p2. next row : *k2, p2 * to the last 2 sts, k2. bo all sts in pattern. finishing weave in loose ends. block to size. to make the buttons : step 1 : using a sharp knife, cut the champagne cork stoppers in order to have four 0.5 inches thick slices. step 2 : cut the two safety pins with the wire cutters in order to have four straight pieces of metal. step 3 : bend each piece in two. step 4 : insert a bent piece of metal into a 2-holes button. step 5 : on the wrong side of the work, place the button. the metal should be poking out on the right side. step 6 : center a cork slice on the metal pokes and press

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