Gorgeous! I love the color of that wool!

Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial! It feels already warm by looking at it!

Thankyou for this tutorial. I will be going over it a few times to commit to memory! :)

This came just in time for me, because I'm just about to bind a quilt I'm making for my mom! Thank you for always being a step (or two or three) ahead of me. Great tute, and a very LOVELY blanket.

Thank you for posting this! I have two wool blankets that I've had since childhood. They have been stored in my basement, binding frayed, for several years. You've inspired me to clean them, attach a new binding, and revel in their warmth again!

Thank you so much for your easy to follow directions and gorgeous pictures. What a beautiful project you've created.

I just picked up a great wool blanket at the thrift missing its silky binding. I was going to to blanketstitch it with a contrasting yarn, but think I will use some real shantung silk instead. And love how you finish off teh opposite edges of the binding. As a quilter I was taught a 45 degree flap and sliding the opposite tail into that...this looks so much nicer! And BTW, I think your slip stitch is perfect, that is how I do it, anyway.