Hey guys,
by now I only did coin magic, but lately I saw Gregory Wilson's Penguin lecture and really liked his stuff.
Now I am looking for some material (DVDs preferred) with mixed stuff like Greg does. What I mean is: he does tricks with rubberbands, toothpicks, Starbucks bags, coins, etc.

Are there some DVDs containing tricks with such everyday objects?

Thank you in advance,
Nightcrawler

Why are you searching here? Go to HP or other major Retailer and use their search engine.
If you see something you can order right then, whereas this is a second needless step.

Gogl Gregories watch steal video and chances the seller will carry others too.

Have you looked into getting Gregory Wilson's DVDs? On the Spot is a great one to start with. It has a little bit of everything, and the best part is you can borrow everything that is required. It's the follow up to Off the Cuff, so you may want to check that out as well.
Go here: http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/466

Best of luck!

Try Sankeys dvds
this will add to your arsenal
vinny

Ditto

If you want a mix of stuff also check out Daryl fooler dooler set. Lots f great stuff and its a good introduction to some of the greats of magic. Also have a look at Mark Wilson complete course in magic.

You can find similar material to On the Spot on Sankey's Amazing Magic Tricks Anyone Can Do (a little bit lower skill level than OTS, but can still give you a wealth of material).

Some prefer Harlan's Ultimate Impromptu Magic - claiming that it has more material than OTS

Enjoy.

Many thanks for all you answers.
I already got Greg Wilson's On the Spot - great!
I am still checking out the other sources you mentioned.

I think this stuff will keep me busy for a while ;-)

Thanks again,
Nightcrawler

Hey Nighty, not for nothing, but a really good closeup man is among us right here…A guy that's been doing this kind of magic for years and years.

Check out what The Godfather, Vinny Marini has to offer as to this genre in his ALL ACCESS offering. It's a great deal and he's got some some amazing stuff along the lines you mention here.

http://www.vinnymarini.com/download/sub.html

And once again, "Welcome to the Café."

-Mb