I like it very much....it came thru gray and blue with white background.......is this correct?

It is more of a blue grey than a true blue. But I think that's more versatile than having straight blue.

http://www.countrycurtains.com/product/02078d484+lenoxdale+toile+duvet+cover.do?sortby=ourPicks&from=Search

I just googled "Blue and white toile fabric" and got dozens of great choices. This one is $14.30 per yard, 1-9 yards, and the price goes down if you order more.

http://www.onlinefabricstore.net/drapery-fabric/toile-drapery-fabric/covington-m-musee-blue-fabric-.htm?cvsfa=2700&cvsfe=2&cvsfhu=333234&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google+-+%28Product+Listing+Ads%29&utm_term=pla&utm_content=4wmKyPiUd{device}|pcrid|26331221893|pkw|pla|pmt|e|

Pottery Barn has this set: http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/bedding/matine-toile/

Because toile is hard to match, if you can't find an entire set of what you want, buy extra sheets, duvets or curtains and use them to make the canopy.

I did my wedding a few years ago with a black & white/cream toile pattern. I purchased a bunch of curtains on sale from Penney's and used those for table runners. Fabric is fabric, and you can use it for other things if you have a sewing machine.

Thank you lots to think about!

try JC Pennys, they have red, black and blue

Don't over do the same pattern then t becomes boring instead of awesome I would choose the dark color from the toile for drapes instead of the same fabric.

I love the Country Curtains toile collection.

Pottery barn's toile duvets are on sale and they come in blue! (And other colors)