The pattern and yarn packs are available from:
https://www.deramores.com/products/batchworth-blanket-by-...

Batchworth is the second of three blankets I designed for Deramores.com

One idea, three blankets – When designing these blankets, I wanted the maker to be able to customise it to reflect themselves or the person they are making the blanket for. I took four interesting stitches and made them into squares which are fun, portable and quick to make, but I also wanted those stitches to be able to make one large blanket, without having to join squares.

Batchworth is named after the gorgeous lake in Hertfordshire where some of the photos were taken. This blanket is made in one piece using three of the stitches. It starts at the centre in linen stitch, expanding into plain stitch, followed by textured section using cable stitch, ending with a small edging in half trebles and finished off with slip stitch lines along edges of plain section. It is a perfect blanket to make when you are curled up on the sofa watching your favourite shows.

Materials
West Yorkshire Spinners Colour Lab DK (8ply/light worsted) – 100% British Wool, 225 m (245 yds) per 100 g ball
Colour A – Silver Grey 137 x 4
Colour B – Deep Teal 716 x 3 (optional – plus 2 x balls for pompoms)
Colour C – Harbour Blue 746 x 6
5 mm (H/8) crochet hook or size needed to obtain the given finished measurements of each square.
8 x removable stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Pompoms (optional):
Pompom maker 11.5 cm (4.5 in) in diameter

Finished size
The finished blanket, after blocking, measures approx. 137 x 137 cm (54 x 54 in).