Sunset sailboat
Two sails catch the last light over a ribbon of water. This 24-by-24 scene uses five colors and a larger grid for an unhurried session.
The checkerboard marks empty cells. One filled cell is one position in your chosen craft; physical size depends on your materials.
Count upward from the hull to place the mast, then fill one sail at a time. The sun and lower water marks are separate pieces and may need a backing.
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
Sunset sailboat
24 columns × 24 rows · 149 filled cells · 5 distinct colors
Color legend
| Symbol | Slot | Screen hex | Cells |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hull | #525266 | 51 |
| 2 | Main sail | #EFE3CF | 28 |
| 3 | Small sail | #C784A0 | 21 |
| 4 | Water | #759FAF | 38 |
| 5 | Sun | #E8AD58 | 11 |
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 / sunset-sailboat.
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