Original Summary

I'm the developer of Crochet Row Counter: Patterns, an iPhone app for keeping your own crochet or knitting instructions beside counters and saved progress (iOS 17+). The small design problem is returning after an interruption. A total of 14 completed rows does not, by itself, tell you where you are in a repeating instruction. A fictional checkpoint for a six-row repeat starting at row 1: Completed total: 14 rows Completed position in the repeat: 2 of 6 Next instruction: row 3 of the repeat A paper note with those three lines works too. They answer different questions, so I don't want the big count to hide the next step. The app lets you use your own plain-text steps or PDF, keep a manual reading band, track rows and optional stitches, undo a counting tap, and export a project backup. The PDF band is manual, not automatic pattern recognition. The app does not supply or generate patterns. Some actions require an in-app purchase; check the offer shown in the app. For other builders: after an interruption, would you put the next instruction or the completed total first? I'm interested in where the wording becomes confusing, not ratings. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6810655446?pt=128506477&ct=sideproject_crochet_20261019&mt=8 Maker disclosure: this is my app and this post is AI-assisted.   submitted by   /u/yuriikoshkin [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/20 02:32:20