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Me too. Love, love Blythe. Actually, my favorite mn for it is Matilda. But that won't work for you. :-)

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Blythe Meadow -- Love both names, but together they feel more like a phrase than a name: a blithe / happy meadow. Too distracting for me.

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Blythe Avonlea -- Awkward flow. Didn't the male lead in "Anne of Green Gables" have the surname Blythe? Again, too distracting.

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Blythe Ruby -- Rubies should be happy. Just not in a name.

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Blythe Susannah -- Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner -- and not just because the other three don't work for me. Susannah has the perfect calm, salt-of-the-earth quality that Blythe has for me. And the flow is terrific. A+.

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I dont' think I can improve on either Blythe Matilda or Blythe Susannah. But I can't resist trying. Sorry for any repeats:

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Blythe Margaret
Blythe Eleanor
Blythe Rosamund
Blythe Winifred
Blythe Annabel (a more subtle AAGG reference?)
Blythe Marianne
Blythe Katrina / Catriona
Blythe Johanna
Blythe Abigail
Blythe Victoria
Blythe Eloise
Blythe Audrey
Blythe Muriel
Blythe Frances
Blythe Ursula
Blythe Estelle

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Happy hunting!