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Porcelain D'Uccle X white silkie cross is good example.

Solid/smooth X Silkied feathered = Solid, but soft feathers.

I read somewhere that breeding frizzle to frizzle will cause brittle feathers. So it would have to be frizzle bred to solid feather to make non brittle feathered frizzles. Sizzle is frizzle bred to silkie, pretty much same process, but with silkie feathers instead of solid.

She's getting very fluffy.

Yep. She resembles the Iowa Blue, alot. I want more now, just love the patterning.

Yep. I meant to grab an egg from my Buff Orpington/Australorp cross hen, but grabbed one from my RIR hen accidentally. She was the result of that accident.

She's a very pretty chickie. She's a cross between buff Orpington/Barred Rock X Rhode Island Red.

Not a silkie, but would like to share this little cutie.

They look very happy in your pocket.

That's pretty, funny. Our Silkie roo Buggles guards the nests in one of our chicken coops.

I think they're cute, also.

Chinese painted AKA ButtonQuail, or Japanese coturnix?

Cute outfits. What type of chick is the tiny yellow one?

It's good that things are working out for you, & your little ladies.

I want to make calico silkies sometime. Gotta do as much reading as possible before then. I'm gonna get some splashes rather then blues, & more partridge silkies.

Blue partridge frizzle. Crazy coloring, & wacky feathers. A sizzle is a frizzled silkie chicken.

Cute little munchkin.

Okay. Bantam silkie is on the far left.I have a couple of bantam silkie cockerels that are the same size as that girl, so it didn't matter who I used. They're 13 - 14 weeks old in these pictures.

Opinions on father, & son? Wanna see one of my bantam silkies compared to two of my standards?

He even made a clone of himself. Here's the father as a youngster.Here's his son as a youngster.Here's Father, & son together. His son is now 6 months old.