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Can you help identify this curtain pattern?

3 years ago

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We have curtains in our house from the previous owner, which we would like to match. The tag says "made expressly for Ben Bath and Beyond, RN#102590", but does not include the name of the pattern.Any idea how we could find out what pattern this is, or a suggestion of a close match?Thanks!

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olychick
3 years ago
I'm assuming you've looked at all embroidered sheer curtains on their website? Maybe discontinued? https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/s/embroidered-sheer-curtains?ta=typeahead
David Wegman thanked olychick
David Wegman
Original Author
3 years ago
@olychick I think you may be right, it was probably discontinued. Perhaps it's still floating around on ebay. Any thoughts about how I could find the name of the pattern so that I could continue searching for it?
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olychick
3 years ago
The problem I found with ebay if you don't have the name (and even if you do, the seller may not) is that many of the listings don't have a close up to see the exact pattern. This one looks pretty close. Is yours rod pocket? Straight hem or scalloped? I might send for one of these and see how close it is. If all matches but the pattern is slightly different could it work for you?

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