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Feb
25
A few weeks ago we had a post about smocking and a few of our readers were left gob-smocked at the intricate detail and how time consuming smocking was, yet they wanted to see their little jumping beans wearing something so beautiful. This led to a search for beautiful Ready -Smocked dresses and the links flooded in. I painstakingly went through all the submissions and decided to show you this website which was my favorite.
They have beautiful childrens clothing as well as a section devoted to smocking including outifts designed by Anavini, Rosalina, Royal Child, Sarah Louise, Silly Goose, Peaches ‘n Cream, Monday’s Child, Carriage Boutiques, Petit Ami, Vive La Fete, Mulberry Street, Fantaisie, and Remember Nguyen.
Now just a reminder, I have not purchased any of their clothing, I am simply reviewing what I can see online. Feedback about there goods and service would be most appreciated so we can include it with this review.
