Next time on Dear Alice, are there any patterns that you just cannot do anymore?

I want to hear Susan's answer first.

I'm going to say this just because I think it was like when we first started

the damask I know that historically you see damask you see him like all over

Europe and those things lovely lovely but like in like the mid to late 2000 like from 2005 to 2010 like we saw it so heavy

In fact we had a damask which does actually I think it was still, but we had it in the back of our cash wrap and

we were like massive.

Yeah, there were these massive hand-painted blocks.

These handmade papers, like you could see the pulp and everything in the deckled edge and they're

probably like 30 by 30 inches and that this huge light blue like French blue

demask one big you know freely damask pattern per one.

And so we had probably like a grid of maybe 12 of these and then the Alice Lane

brand stood off on pegs in this old iron color the year was 2008 and

makes sense y'all just the world just the United States of America demasked so

hard if we never see another one it wouldn't be too soon. And there was a

cafe or like a little restaurant here downtown it was called Kathy Nish still

around but and they have redone their interiors but like their walls were like little black

of white damask the menus were little black damask the napkins like they went hard

they leaned in hard and so like I just might think of a damask I think of that and I'm just like it's too much it's just too much.

Yeah, I can't yeah so I'm okay if I don't see it. That's a good answer ever again. Yeah good

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