I went to a place today called "The Great Indoors" They were closing the store (just like every other store in that poor strip mall today) I hit the jackpot! I bought 21 knobs that were priced $6.79 a piece and I got them 90% off at only .67 a piece and 6 handles that were priced $12.45 a piece for only $1.25 each. Total for the entire kitchen cost me under $25! Should have cost over $200!

I was just on the Richelieu site and they have quite a few. They only sell to retailers and contractors\designers so us regular folk have to shop through a local retailer. I use the on-line catalogue and then give the codes to a local hardware store to price and, depending on the price, they special order what I want for me. Great site to browse for cool things you might never have thought of. Here is a link that might be useful: Richelieu

Or you could try to connect with remodelers. In areas where they remodel perfectly fine kitchens to embrace the owner's version of a dream room, or simply the switching out of hardware due to finish changes, the old stuff is still in great condition. I know we bought some temporary value-pack pulls to replace the hideous knobs in the kitchen when we purchased the house. Now I am staining the cabinets and changing the pulls to ones with a different finish. So there will be a box of pulls that are only a few years old sitting in a box in the garage, or waiting for a garage sale. I cannot be the only one.

Saw a bunch of the purse hangers at SteinMart last Sunday. They were mixed in with something similar to my Finders KeyPurse, a handy item to make it easy to find your keys in your purse. Jodi-