Tasha Wiese great question!  There are quite a few options you could play with.  You could go super simple and make a half double crochet border to frame the blanket using the same yarn you used on the inner body.  OR you could make a ribbed border like I did in the heirloom baby blanket. Also using the same yarn.  OR just go super simple with a single crochet or half double crochet or double crochet border using a solid color that will POP.  Try using a color that is also located on the inside of the blanket for a good match.  But I wouldn't go too detailed as that might take away from what is going on inside the blanket.  😊

Great question Debi!  Warm Up America welcomes donations of 7x9 section year round!  Feel free to make as many as you want and send them in.  🤗

Tasha Wiese  It happens.  At least you aren't too deep into the project.  Having to undo a couple rows will be annoying but not tragic.  You will be so glad you did.  🤗🧶💖

Hi Tasha!  Thanks for asking.  Have you counted the number of stitches you have in the row?  Usually when the sides of our work start to go wonky it's because we have added or reduced stitches.  Start there.  If the count is on then it could be a stitch tension thing where as you got comfortable with the pattern your stitches got tighter or looser.  This can often be fixed by blocking your blanket when you have completed it.

I hope this help!  I love the colors.  🤗💖🧶

Oh!  I just received an order for you.  Where you able to figure it out or is there another step I might be able to help you with? 😊

It looks like you had a blast!!!  So much beautiful yarn!!  Thank you for sharing.  🤗🤗💖💖🧶🧶

I'm a September baby.  🤗😋

Nessa M.  I'm so glad you found some good videos to watch.  Haha, yaaaaa, whenever you have to do 2 of something it is so hard to do them the same. 😅🧶

Haha, love it!

It looks fantastic Sandra!  Great job!