Can someone help me out? Porcelain genetics in D'uccles?

[Sushi]

I saw a post in a thread on here and I cannot seem to find it again. It gave a good outline of what colours to breed to get Porcelain D'uccles. I have Mille Fleur and Lavender and would like to get some pretty porcelains.

 

[TK Poultry]

According to the Chicken Calculator

F1
Gender = Female, Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2
black unicolor Split: lavender pied/mottled

Gender = Male, Ratio = 1/2 = 50%, minimum of animals to breed: 2
black unicolor Split: lavender pied/mottled

F2
Pullets:
parelgrijs getekend isabel (vuil) columbia | lavender patterned isabel (incomplete) columbian
Ratio = 6/512 = 1.171875%, minimum of animals to breed: 86

Pullets:
lavender patterned isabel (incomplete) millefleur
Ratio = 2/512 = 0.390625%, minimum of animals to breed: 256

Pullets:
lavender patterned isabel partridge/brown pied/mottled
Ratio = 1/512 = 0.1953125%, minimum of animals to breed: 512

Pullets:
lavender patterned isabel partridge/brown
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Pullets:
lavender patterned isabel columbian
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Pullets:
lavender patterned porcelain
Ratio = 1/512 = 0.1953125%, minimum of animals to breed: 512

Pullets:
lavender unicolor pied/mottled
Ratio = 12/512 = 2.34375%, minimum of animals to breed: 43

Pullets:
lavender unicolor
Ratio = 36/512 = 7.03125%, minimum of animals to breed: 15

Pullets:
black patterned gold (incomplete) columbian
Ratio = 18/512 = 3.515625%, minimum of animals to breed: 29

Pullets:
black patterned gold (incomplete) millefleur
Ratio = 6/512 = 1.171875%, minimum of animals to breed: 86

Pullets:
black patterned gold partridge/brown pied/mottled
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Pullets:
black patterned gold partridge/brown
Ratio = 9/512 = 1.7578125%, minimum of animals to breed: 57

Pullets:
black patterned gold columbian
Ratio = 9/512 = 1.7578125%, minimum of animals to breed: 57

Pullets:
black patterned gold millefleur
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Pullets:
black unicolor pied/mottled
Ratio = 36/512 = 7.03125%, minimum of animals to breed: 15

Pullets:
black unicolor
Ratio = 108/512 = 21.09375%, minimum of animals to breed: 5

Cockerels:
lavender patterned isabel partridge/brown pied/mottled
Ratio = 1/512 = 0.1953125%, minimum of animals to breed: 512

Cockerels:
lavender patterned isabel partridge/brown
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Cockerels:
lavender patterned isabel columbian
Ratio = 9/512 = 1.7578125%, minimum of animals to breed: 57

Cockerels:
lavender patterned porcelain
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Cockerels:
lavender unicolor pied/mottled
Ratio = 12/512 = 2.34375%, minimum of animals to breed: 43

Cockerels:
lavender unicolor
Ratio = 36/512 = 7.03125%, minimum of animals to breed: 15

Cockerels:
black patterned gold partridge/brown pied/mottled
Ratio = 3/512 = 0.5859375%, minimum of animals to breed: 171

Cockerels:
black patterned gold partridge/brown
Ratio = 9/512 = 1.7578125%, minimum of animals to breed: 57

Cockerels:
black patterned gold columbian
Ratio = 27/512 = 5.2734375%, minimum of animals to breed: 19

Cockerels:
black patterned gold millefleur
Ratio = 9/512 = 1.7578125%, minimum of animals to breed: 57

Cockerels:
black unicolor pied/mottled
Ratio = 36/512 = 7.03125%, minimum of animals to breed: 15

Cockerels:
black unicolor
Ratio = 108/512 = 21.09375%, minimum of animals to breed: 5
This may be a little overwhelming you can do it yourself here:
http://kippenjungle.nl/kruising.html

 

[itsiebitsiefarm]

Two great threads....

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=269521

https://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=331764

 

[Pyncheon guy]

It would be quicker to just a find a Porcelain and cross it with your Mille Fleur....some of the offspring can be carriers of the Porcelain color.... I know there are some nice Porcelains in Canada.... I have raised both colors for about 30 years....