Even if you’re not someone who normally picks up Martha Stewart Living magazine, you may want to grab a copy of the June issue. Inside is a special anniversary story called “15 Years of the Best Sources” which is definitely worth saving. It’s a listing of 80 sources that they’ve used over the years, on everything from antiques to tangerines. It’s not online yet, though that may be because they haven’t updated their site for this issue. Here are few of our favorites on the list, including Purl Soho, the knitting store that always inspires us with its selection of scrumptious yarns (like the Rowan Biggy print, above, $14.75). Also, if you’re looking for a great design source links list, check out Domino’s Black Book — and no, we’re not just recommending it because we’re on the list. We really do use this page of links all the time.

a few good links:
winterworksonpaper.com
Have a lovely browse through this gallery’s collection of vintage photographs, including classics from Dorthea Lange and Walker Evans.

oldgoodthings.com
An antique store that specializes in architectural remains from old buildings, and offers up everything from small knobs to front doors.

kitchenmarket.com
We used to live around the corner from this spicy little shop in Chelsea. Log on on and buy from their amazing assortment of chile products — powders to sauces.

lespierreinc.com
This antique shop is filled with gorgeous things that look like they’ve been inherited from a rich aunt.

naturespressed.com
We just discovered this site thanks to MSL. It’s filled with perfectly pressed flowers, grasses, ferns and leaves; great for decoupage.