Heere are a few that are listed in FC2. Blue Lace (8431) 04/24/1996 (B. Goodsell/J. Eyerdom) Semidouble medium blue sticktite frilled pansy/variable green band, thin white edge. Dark green, quilted, wavy, serrated/red back. Large Forgotten Dreams (6291) 06/30/1986 (J. Domiano) Single medium blue star/pink and white fantasy. Dark green, plain, glossy, serrated/red back. Large Kei-Yoki (7810) 10/03/1992 (Horikoshi/Shinohara) Semidouble-double white and blue frilled star/variable green edge. Medium green, quilted, glossy, wavy/red back. Large Laser Lights (6297) 06/30/1986 (J. Domiano) Single dark blue star/pink and white fantasy. Medium green, plain, glossy/red back. Large Measles (6299) 06/30/1986 (J. Domiano) Single dark blue/pink and white fantasy. Dark green, plain, pointed, quilted, glossy/red back. Large Rhapsodie Juliana (6985) 11/19/1988 (Holtkamp) Single white and purple-blue/dark eye, edge. Medium green, heart-shaped, glossy, hairy/purple-red back. Standard Royal Commotion (8552) 11/09/1996 (S. Sorano) Semidouble dark blue star/raspberry band, white edge. Dark green, plain/red back. Large Sky Diver (S. Sorano) Semidouble light blue and white mottled ruffled pansy/variable yellow. Dark green/red back. Standard Sparks and Spangles (5254) 04/09/1983 (C. Phillips) Double blue/white and pink fantasy. Medium green girl foliage/red back. Semiminiature Starry Night Blue (9198) 02/03/2003 (Lyndon Lyon Greenhouses/Sorano) Semidouble-double plum frilled star/thin blue band, white edge. Dark green, quilted/red back. Standard Yoki (7814) 10/03/1992 (Horikoshi/Shinohara) Semidouble purple-blue star/white band, green frilled edge. Dark green, quilted, glossy, frilled/red back. Standard I thnk you may be able to find the Rhapsodie at Selective Gardener. As for the Sorano hybrids maybe they still have them at Lyons. Any of the older ones you can try getting in touch with the Vintage Violet column at AVSA.org. Fred in NJ

I don't know if they come in different colors or not so don't know if the one I found online is the one you're looking for or not, but Nature Hills has Fritillaria Crown Imperial: http://static.naturehills.com/yellowcrownimperialfritillaria/ Park Seed has Egyptian Walking Onion: http://www.parkseed.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10101&catalogId=10101&langId=-1&mainPage=prod2working&ItemId=8725&cid=ppp000529 I believe one or two other sources of that one are mentioned in the following thread I found in the GW Heirloom Plants and Gardens Forum. I'll include that link below. Here is a link that might be useful: Forum post re: Egyptian Walking Onion

I have both TB and colonial cream in my house. TB on my kitchen island and colonial cream in my bathroom.. My bathroom cab. are slightly darker than yours- they are more of a cinnamon stain so more reddish, but I love the combo together. Granted I don't have the oak floors in the bathroom so not exactly the same. My TB is ONLY on my island and I didn't find it to be so hard to template for the island I think your TB slab is pretty consistent in terms of movement so i don't think it would be that difficult to template, unless that is not the slab you picked out... Sorry if i am not more help, but I guess I am a little impartial-

If you plan to "share" the FW with your daughter and be close at hand to help her learn to sew, I think a FW would be a wonderful machine for her to learn on - and it's just her size! Featherweights are so wonderfully basic and sturdy. You might look at those that are not in "perfect, pristine, never-been-used" condition and you can pay a little less for one that has been loved and used. Just be sure that you buy from a reputable seller and the machine runs, has the bobbin case, manual (although you can print one off the internet if need be) and the seller can tell you the condition of the machine including the cord and foot pedal. A FW can be easily tuned up by yourself or a handy DH or a GOSMG ("good old sewing machine guy"). Have the motor checked out to see what condition it is in and read, read, read, everything on the internet that you can find about these lovely little machines. Have fun! You and DD will love it! Teresa