Ocean whale
A small blue whale with a lifted tail, pale belly and a spout. The wider 20-by-16 canvas leaves room for its silhouette.
The checkerboard marks empty cells. One filled cell is one position in your chosen craft; physical size depends on your materials.
Use the long belly rows to align the tail. The spout sits apart from the body, so choose a backing for crafts that need all pieces connected.
Make the colors yours.
Change color slots, not the shape. Matching hex values combine in the totals below. No exact bead, paint, or thread match is implied.
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Print the numbered grid and color legend, or download a clean PNG. Blank grid squares need no material. Verify your supplies before starting.
Digital pattern only; not physically tested. Some designs include separate pieces and may need backing. Always follow your material manufacturer’s instructions.
PNG exports omit grid lines and numbers.
PIXELSTREAM STUDIO · ORIGINAL PROJECT
Ocean whale
20 columns × 16 rows · 127 filled cells · 3 distinct colors
Color legend
| Symbol | Slot | Screen hex | Cells |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ocean blue | #577F9F | 106 |
| 2 | Eye | #344653 | 1 |
| 3 | Foam | #B9DBDB | 20 |
Blank cell = empty. Coordinates start at 1, from the top-left. Numbers remain readable in grayscale. Counts are filled grid cells, not a checked shopping list.
Screen colors are illustrative. No physical color matching or craft testing has been verified. Source: PixelStream Studio / projects / ocean-whale.