My big binding quilt
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Hi all, finally finished this baby quilt today, baby's been here since the 1st! Haven't been on here for quite a while, been staying in my shell, I suffer with major depression, bipolar, ptsd, anxiety, and all that great stuff! Also in pic is my new fur baby, got him about a month ago, his name is Timmy! got pattern on the links and resources section, I think it's called Kate's big binding quilt, easy and quick to make.
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Well, Timmy has surely made himself comfortably at home with you. ![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
I've always said bindings are more than just a finished edge for a quilt; they can also be part of the design. Your quilt shows that very well; good job!
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I've always said bindings are more than just a finished edge for a quilt; they can also be part of the design. Your quilt shows that very well; good job!
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Looks like the Big Binding replaces an outer border! Both quilt and cat are adorable! Have you had a "fur baby" before? They are really good anti-depressants, as I find handling fabric is to me. I have a magnet, showing a woman with a stack of fabric bolts in her hands, saying "What the heck, it's cheaper than therapy!" (I use both.)
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