Pattern for SumarJumper / Sumar Shirt

Pattern for SumarJumper / Sumar Shirt 

 Sumar means Summer, so this shirt is perfect knit for your summer wardrobe. SumarJumper / Sumar Shirt is worked top down on a circular needle. The pattern here the shirt is worked with double thread: One thread ISAGER Trio 1 and one thread ITO Kinu. You can easily try on the shirt while knitting, by placing all stitches on two long circular needles. The sleeves can be worked short or long (approx. to the elbow). Keep in mind that SumarJumper / Sumar Shirt widens when being worn, due to the elastic structure pattern.

Colors used here Trio 1 Linen & ITO Kinu White (short sleeves). Trio 1 Petroleum & ITO Kinu Capri Blue

Sizes and measurements: All measurements are taken flat. Due to the structure pattern, SumarJumper / Sumar Shirt widens when being worn. Therefore, all measurements in – are from cm to cm.

Sizes: SMALL - MEDIUM - LARGE - X LARGE - XX LARGE 

Chest circumference approx.: 80 to 90 cm - 90 to 100 cm - 100 to 110 cm - 110 to 120 cm - 120 to 130 cm 

Lenght approx.: 46 cm - 49 cm - 50 cm - 52 cm - 54 cm 

Recommended needles: 4 mm and 3,5 mm circular needle for ribbing and edges (40 cm, 60/80 cm or long circular needle for Magic Loop method)

Gauge: 28 stitches x 33 rows in structure pattern on needle 4 mm = approx. 10 cm x 10 cm.
The needle size is just a reference. Use the needle size with which you obtain the correct gauge!

Yarn: ITO Kinu 100% silke (425 m / 50 g - Yarn Weigh Lace) and ISAGER Trio 1 30% linen, 30% cotton, 20% hamp (375 m / 50 g - Yarn Weight Lace)

Amount of yarn:

Size small 100 g ITO Kinu, 150 g ISAGER Trio 1

Size medium 100 g ITO Kinu, 150 g ISAGER Trio 1

Size large 150 g ITO Kinu, 150 g ISAGER Trio 1

Size x large 150 g ITO Kinu, 200 g ISAGER Trio 1

Size xx large 150 g ITO Kinu, 200 g ISAGER Trio 1

Note that the measurements only apply if the correct gauge is maintained throughout.

This is a handmade knitting pattern intended for knitters who enjoy knitting as a hobby.

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 Design and pattern Arnhild Skatvedt