www.paper-source.com This is an excellent resource for paper and book binding materials. They also have great ideas for invitation designs and supply a great variety of colored envelopes with matching papers.

Print Gocco This low-cost, low-mess, low-tech silkscreen system is ideally suited to short-run printing on paper or cardboard. You can also print on fabric with Print Gocco, but expect an irregular result with a handmade feel. Print area is small (approximately 4 x 6 inches). Available from www.welshproducts.com.

GBC Proclick Binding System No bigger than a three-hole punch, the ProClick binder punches a row of tiny holes along the edge of a stack of paper; finish the job with a click-on black plastic spine. Unlike ugly binding “combs,” ProClick spines are reasonably sleek, and the resulting booklet lies flat. Available on-line from office discounters.

www.sevengypsies.com This company specializes in interesting hardware for paper crafts. Check out the beautiful metal index tabs, card holders, brass tags, and binding rings.

www.giftbowtique.com If you are interested in mail-order machine embroidery, this company provides an amazing range of monogram styles and thread colors.
www.philobiblon.com (“The Book Arts Web”) This is a good source of information about bookbinding trends, techniques, and events; numerous links to useful tutorials.

www.sublimestitching.com Published by needlework designer Jenny Hart, this Web site promotes Hart’s surprising embroidery patterns (from “Monkey Love” to a skull and crossbones). The site provides general how-to information as well as access to Hart’s own kits, patterns, and supplies.

www.diynet.com The DIY Network provides infor–mation on a variety of projects, ranging from moving tips to restoring an old Harley. The Tutorial section is very thorough and helpful, although you do have to sit through an occasional ad from their sponsors.

www.webmonkey.com This Web site is a great tool for Web developers of all levels, supplying easy-to-follow tutorials in design, multimedia, e-commerce, and programming.

webmonkey for kids This is a useful how-to site aimed at kids and teachers. http://webmonkey.wired.com/
webmonkey/kids/index.html

www.lynda.com Another useful site for Web tips and tutorials.

www.readymademag.com ReadyMade is a bi-monthly print magazine for people who like to make stuff. Most featured projects focus on repurposing everyday objects. Check out the Forum section online for additional ideas.

www.flickr.com A great photo resource. Note carefully how each work is protected via copyright. Contact photographers about using their work; some photographers encourage sharing via Creative Commons licenses.

www.cocktaildb.com Drink-It-Yourself!
A D.I.Y. guide to making cocktails.