Rojas Beach Cover-Up
A shell-mesh beach dress crocheted from two simple rectangles, with a braided waist tie and a short fringe at the hem.
Pick your size once and every number on the page changes to match it. Tick off rows as you go and find them still there tomorrow. No app, no account — just a page that keeps up.
A shell-mesh beach dress crocheted from two simple rectangles, with a braided waist tie and a short fringe at the hem.
The pattern is a web page, not a download pretending to be one. That changes what it can do while you have a hook in your hand.
Every stitch count, measurement and repeat rewrites itself for the size you picked. No more tracking one number through seven brackets.
Tick rows as you work them. Close the tab, put down the hook for a fortnight, come back — the counters are where you left them.
Try the piece in other colourways before you buy a single ball. Swatches, diagrams and charts all change with it.
I crochet from Tenerife, where the sea is close enough that a beach cover-up is a practical garment and not a fantasy. The Rojas Beach Cover-Up is my first published pattern.
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