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   starzoe | Aug 29, 2008 08:03pm | #1

   This looks like gingham, in that context it is probably cotton. If you got this photo from a magazine, often in the back is a list of suppliers for items shown. If a designer's name was mentioned maybe an enquiry to the magazine would bring an answer.

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   sewelegant | Aug 30, 2008 01:19am | #2

   Since I love blue and white I just love that room!  It is too hard for me to see the fabric, but I would look at a place like Calico Corners.  We have another huge decorator fabric store in our area as well.  If you look in the phone book you almost see endless decorator fabric places as opposed to garment fabric.  I you live in a rural area you could google http://www.calicocorners.com/ and I'm sure others would show up to look at too.

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   DONNAKAYE | Aug 31, 2008 04:11pm | #3

   Actually, I've seen that fabric, or fabric similar to it, locally.  It's usually taffeta.  The decorating-weight taffeta is heavier and stiffer than apparel-weight taffeta.

   
   

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   Edited 8/31/2008 9:12 am ET by DonnaKaye

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   sewcrazed | Aug 31, 2008 09:10pm | #4

   Where is locally for you?

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   artfulenterprises | Sep 04, 2008 07:58am | #5

   The fabric pattern is also sometimes called a buffalo check....whether cotton broadcloth or taffeta.

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   charm | Sep 14, 2008 03:59am | #6

   that is a country curtians you should be able to find that by typing the words country curtians on the search box online. it should somehow show up. sometimes I have seen those in jcpenney catalogs. give that a try