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If you breed frizzle to frizzle, you will get some birds that carry both copies of the frizzle gene. This produces birds with feathers that are brittle and sparse. Always breed a frizzle to a smooth.

So cute! Congrats!

I had one that laid a mint green egg.

We have two silkie/EE crosses, and they both look like your girl. Same splash markings, same head, neither of them are very social either.

Absolutely gorgeous!!

Can't wait to see pics!

Super cute! Can't wait to see how they look as they grow.

Super adorable!

Oh my! I am in love with this girl. I may have to let my Silkies visit my dad's Wyandottes for a while

This is the first cross with a Sussex I have seen, and without a doubt one of the most gorgeous crosses ever!!!!! Wow!

They are both gorgeous!

Gorgeous! :love

Beautiful! My EE/Silkies are amazing. I would love to have an entire flock of them. They lay great and are fantastic moms.

What a cutie! :love

That would be my guess too. Well, probably Easter Egger /Silkie cross since EEs are so much more common. The hen in my profile pic is that cross, an your girl looks very similar in stature. We have two Silkie/EEs and they both have that body type. One lays a very light green egg, and the other...

Pix please!! :pop

Very pretty!

I love mixing them too! Here is Agnes. She is my other Silkie/EE cross, and the hatch mate to Cindy. They look nothing alike! Agnes lays me a pretty little pale green egg daily :)

I was hoping the lacing would show up. A laced Silkie would be stunning!

Now for my questions I have a Golden Sebright male that I would like to cross with one of my Silkies. One of my hens is partridge, and the other is black. Should I try crossing him with Cindy instead?