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Drapery fabric

8 years ago

Loving the curtains! The print is amazing. Where can I find this fabric?

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Blue Envelope Designs, LLC
8 years ago
Hi there,

I love this fabric too! I also used this pattern with a green background in another clients house. I will find that photo and send it to you. The fabric is from a company called Thibaut. They have fabulous fabrics and a lot of coordinating wallpapers to match!
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Blue Envelope Designs, LLC
8 years ago
Hi again,

I am attaching the photos of this same fabric with a green background. It is truly a beautiful fabric you will love using it. In fact, I think everything Thibaut produces is great. If you cannot find someone locally to assist you with the fabric, please let me know and I will be glad to assist you. I work with clients all the time via the internet, so that is no problem! Thank you, Margaret
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