Here's a photo and clickable link (I hope). Here is a link that might be useful: Link to Cream/Purply Taupe and Grey Stripe Fabric

I have 6, counting the one that has a pull in it. So actually I have enough to make 4 80-something" wide panels *if* I want to cut out the pull and match the stripe, but I'm still looking for 3 more so I can just put 2 55-58" wide panels on each window (counting the large window as 2, so 4 panels on that). That way I have extra fullness and don't have to worry about matching pattern :-) I emailed Customer Service, they emailed pictures to (all? or just CT/MA/RI?) stores, so far no one has responded but they said as soon as they heard from a store they'd email me. So I may be back with specific locations for you all to look for me. Thanks. Actually, I like this fabric so much that if I find enough, do you think I could use it in *both* my LR (stationary back-tab panels only?) and DR (with valances - I can use the defective piece for those)? They are directly across the foyer from each other, if I leave the French doors open to the LR you can see all the LR windows from the DR. Or I could buy the ready-made in the *very* similar (slight color difference in the gold stripe, maybe the green is a little different too) curtains and valances from Country Curtains? Since I only have 2 windows in the DR, it's not an awful lot of $$. Does using the same fabric in similar (but not identical, since I don't think I can make the tapered valance in a double-wide) treatment help unify the space, or does it just look uninspired?

I bought around 12 yards of linen from them last fall to make curtains. Il041, open weave, really beautiful with a 'weighty' feel to the fabric, and a pleasure to sew. I made a mistake on my online form, but talked to a real person on the phone who was very helpful in straightening my order out. As usual, YMMV, but I had a very good experience with them. Good luck with your curtains! -Lena

You guys are amazing!!! Thank you for your help! I searched for quite some time on fabric.com today without luck. The photos, either online or mine taken by ipad, don't do it justice. It's prettier IRL. Now the question becomes whether or not it could handle duty as a banquette back cushion as it's listed for "some upholstery". My cousin mentioned some spray you can use to water proof fabrics. I know nothing about it, although I would assume it would stiffen the fabric a bit. Is this a road to pursue? Can anyone shed some light on this process? Or whether I should continue my search for a sunbrella fabric? All the books I've looked through at DH's office show more commercialized fabrics that don't float my boat so I think I need to search other places. I don't have a good fabric store near me, only Joann's. ETA: Photo of it on my DR chairs This post was edited by breezygirl on Mon, Dec 29, 14 at 21:48