If you can sew . . . I've been looking at some of my regular bloggers pages this weekend and noticed some of the pictures from the quilt market. These fabrics are cotton, just not 54 inches wide (or at least quilting fabric usually isn't that wide). The colors all looked so bright and fresh in the pictures.
I started with a blog I read regularly, jackiebluehome.blogspot.com/
She has some links on the righthand side of her page of where to buy fabrics. Scroll down to the previous posting of her visit to the quilt market. She is currently designing some of her own things.

Then I found a fun blog,
jenniferpaganelli.typepad.com/
You'll enjoy looking through her fabric pics.

It's difficult to find fabrics for young kids rooms from the regular design books. They just don't make very big selections and they are all expensive anyway. I think the quilting fabric is all washable. And don't forget Amy Butler's fabrics. They're easy to find with a search.

Personally I like the Multi line better. Fresher, cleaner colors, and perhaps feels a bit more youthful and fun.

I would do the drapery in the Summerlin on one side, Salt Pond summer plaid on the other, with a narrow welting or banding of the Cheval/Leaf. Same for the tester.

I would do the duvet in the Summerlin with the Tiana on the other side. Welting in the Cheval/Leaf. Skirt in the Tiana running vertically as it does on the duvet. Bumper in the Salt pond summer plaid on the outside, tiana on the inside railroaded. Ties in the Cheval/Leaf

Oh thank you so much Les! I can't tell you how much I appreciate this!

Sally - it's so good to see you! I will def. check out those blogs - you have such great test!