Inspired by my love of camping, the outdoors, and going on an adventure with my family.

This design gives you so many choices. The pattern has instructions for short or long sleeves and yoke only or full colourwork instructions.

Finished measurements are;
33 (36½, 40, 43, 46, 49½, 53, 56, 59, 62½, 66) inches
82.5 (91, 100, 107.5, 115, 124, 132.5, 140, 147.5, 156, 165) cm

This sweater is designed to fit with 2-4 inches (5-10 cm) positive ease.
To choose your size, take personal chest measurement (not bra size), add desired ease, then select size from table which is nearest.
The model in the photo is wearing the sweater with 4 inch (10 cm) positive ease.

This pattern is a “choose your own adventure” where you get to decide what charts to use in your sweater. The wedge yoke charts are fixed images but after that, the design is up to you! There are 11 large charts that are interchangeable (Tent, RV, Vintage Trailer, Canoe and Paddles, Hammock x2, Outhouse, Hiker, Aurora & Mountains, Trees, Cozy Cabin), 2 medium size charts that can be interchanged (campfire & marshmallows and crossed axes) and 6 small charts to be used in between the larger ones.

Yarn
Allison Barnes Yarn 115 g / 420 yds (384 m); 80% Superwash Merino Wool, 20% Nylon; Fingering Weight in Navy (MC) and Chin Hairs (CC). Check the charts for yardage. Yardage is calculated for full colourwork, long sleeve sweater.

Needles and Notions
Circular needles US2 (2.75 mm) 16 inches (40cm) and 40 inches (100cm or length required for bust size), or size needed to obtain gauge
Circular needles US3 (3.25 mm) 16 inches (40cm) and 40 inches (100cm or length required for bust size), or size needed to obtain gauge
Dpns US2 (2.75 mm) AND US3 (3.25 mm), or size needed to obtain gauge
Stitch/Place Markers
Stitch Holder or waste yarn
Tapestry Needle

Gauge
Note: The gauge swatches are to be done with larger needles, in the round (check this link for tutorial) and measured after washing and blocking.
Over stranded colourwork, 29 sts x 34 rounds = 4 inches/10 cm

This pattern has been tech edited by Sigrun Jones and tested by volunteers.