A small sailboat seen from the side, left as bare fabric inside a solid block of blue, with a one-stitch black line round every part. A tall sail stands to the left of the mast and a shorter one to the right; the mast is the single black line between them, and a small pennant streams to the right from its top. Both sails rest on a level line over a long shallow hull that is blunt at the back and comes to a point at the front, on the right. A black line one stitch wide closes the blue panel on all four sides. Stitch it on white or ivory fabric: the cloth is the sails and the hull.
36 stitches wide by 42 high: 1,092 full cross stitches in 2 DMC colors (Very Dark Baby Blue 312, Black 310).
Finished size by fabric count
Fabric
Inches
Centimeters
11-count Aida
3.3 × 3.8
8.3 × 9.7
14-count Aida, or 28-count over two
2.6 × 3.0
6.5 × 7.6
16-count Aida, or 32-count over two
2.3 × 2.6
5.7 × 6.7
18-count Aida
2.0 × 2.3
5.1 × 5.9
22-count Hardanger
1.6 × 1.9
4.2 × 4.8
Sizes are the stitched area. Add about 3 inches (7.5 cm) on every side when you cut your fabric.
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The fabric color changes the preview only: every cross matches your chart.
Count is the number of squares to the inch: 14-count fabric has 14, and a higher count makes the same design smaller.DMC is the thread maker whose color numbers most charts use.
