With multiples of the same item on a canvas, I find I number them from left to right and simply name the stitch with that fancy name plus its corresponding number. Hence, we have "Sail #2." I did a little research and determined it's really a Reverse Hungarian, though it will always be Sail #2 or 3-2-3 to me.
I admit to overuse of Woven Hungarian, so this is a great alternative for a small space where you want to add some contrasting finishes or colors. The stitched sample on Instagram is the aforementioned Sail #2 in all of its sailing glory and uses Fyre Werks and DMC Floss (on 13-mesh).
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I hope you have the perfect spot for this stitch! Enjoy!