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Sailboat Braille Art Design

Try this fun sailboat braille art design inspired by Edith West's.

Sailboat in the water.

17 rows, 40 cells; Start on Line 6

Line 7: Space 20 times, Make “th”, Make “p”
Line 8: Space 20 times, Make “with”, Make letter “l”
Line 9: Space 19 times, Make “with”, Make 1 full cell, Make letter “l”
Line 10: Space 18 times, Make “with”, Make 2 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 11: Space 17 times, Make “with”, Make 3 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 12: Space 16 times, Make “with”, Make 4 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 13: Space 15 times, Make “with”, Make 5 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 14: Space 14 times, Make “with”, Make 6 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 15: Space 13 times, Make “with”, Make 7 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 16: Space 12 times, Make “with”, Make 8 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 17: Space 10 times, Make “g”, Make “with”, Make 9 full cells, Make letter “l”
Line 18: Space 9 times, Make “st”, Space 10 times, Make 1 full cell, Make letter “l”, Space 5 times, Make 2 full cells
Line 19: Space 8 times, Make “st”, Space 11 times, Make 1 full cell, Make letter “l”, Space 5 times, make 2 full cells
Line 20: Space, Make “j”, Make “g” 30 times, Make “h”, Make 2 “cc”
Line 21: Space 2 times, Make “d” Make 30 full cells, Make “f”
Line 22: Space 3 times, Make “d” Make 27 full cells, Make “of”,
Line 23: Make “with” “gg” “gg” 13 times, Make “with”

Check out Edith West’s sailboat and pirate ship braille art designs

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