Folkvic, I found it! I feel rather silly, because I located it at the Hancock website after your suggestion. I had looked at my local store, but I guess they carry different bolts. Since what I found was only a remnant, I assumed it was no longer available from them. It's the Diderot Black Decorator Fabric Item# 1884196 on the Hancock website. It doesn't say anything about flocked and the photo is from so far away I almost didn't recognized the pattern (their stock photo definitely doesn't do it justice). And it's only $18 a yard right now! Thank you all for your help!

Thank you so much forboystoo! Yes, I had contacted the seller, but I knew someone on here could probably tell me sooner. I am so impatient sometimes. I do have a large piece of the Bosporus Flax and I love it, but I like this Folk Tales because it has a lighter look to it, not quite so busy. I will be redoing my living room later and I want some Toile accents that will go with an Olive green sofa and my collection of Light Blue and White Staffordshire Transferware to somehow blend/tie in/not scream miss match! I realize this may be impossibe to accomplish. I will post pics of both later.

Are you looking for the green shams or the shams in the print? Or just the print fabric? It looks like the print shams are included in the set? I found one of the green ones on amazon, but don't see that the print shams were ever sold separately. Here is a set of draperies Here is a link that might be useful: draperies in your print

Looks more like a pineapple to me than a fleur de lis. Not that my search under pineapple satin stripe or pineapple damask produced a match, either. Have you contacted her to find out if the fabric is still available? Her work order should show what the fabric source was. Do keep in mind that even if you find it, there may be dye lot differences and color fade over several years that may result in the new fabric not matching. Could you use the leftover piece to make a center panel in pillows, and use a coordinating fabric to make the rest of the front and all of the back? Could be very pretty with a coordinating velvet, for example.