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Silly Goose Christmas

December 3rd, 2010

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A Silly Goose Smocked Santa design is very popular for Christmas this season. As noted in past featured smocked clothing posts, Christmas plaid is big this year for Children's smocked clothing. This smocked plaid dress is available in multiple sizes today and is selling for Buy it Now $19.95 or by auction starting at $9.99. This is an especially great price for a NEW smocked dress from a boutique brand like Silly Goose. The Santa design with the animal train is so cute and will delight any little girl for sure. Last I checked, this smocked Christmas dress was available in size 4, size 2, size 24 months, and there may be other sizes added.

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Silly Goose Smocked Dresses

November 29th, 2010

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This Silly Goose Burgundy Smocked Bishop Dress for Infants and Toddlers is available in multiple sizes.
It is a beautiful smocked Christmas dress with a lovely toy train smocking design. The deep red burgundy is just perfect for this holiday season. The classic dress for a little girl is just the thing for Christmas holiday events and pictures. This bishop style dress is made of 100% cotton in a soft baby corduroy with hand smocking at the neckline yoke.

I always looked for sales and bargains when purchasing smocked clothing for my children. We have a rather large family, with five children, and since I stayed home with the children and homeschooled, I was very careful to find the best buys on things that we needed including children's clothing for special occasions. So in the spirit of saving money, try this page for Silly Goose bargains. Not everything listed is a great bargain, but if you look through the children's clothing listings on this site, you are sure to find many smocked outfits that are selling at a decent price. You can browse by boutique brand or by sizes. I prefer looking by size, because I waste less time that way. Everything there is in the child's size that I am looking for.