It looks great. A couple tips I use for my newbies that helps. If your batting is thick, try to take an extra row of edge stitches to hold it together before putting on the binding. Once you get the feeling of how to hold and move the quilt, this will not be necessary. And, if you are not going to handsew your binding, when you turn it to the front and machine stitch it down, try using a decorative stitch. Then you don't have to stress over it not being perfect. I have a serpentine stitch with a small leaf that I love - it can cover a lot of very late night sewing slips! Also, if you haven't pushed your quilt in far enough in a couple spots, this will make sure it holds. (Although your stitching looks very straight and neat.) With practice none of these things will be issues, but in the beginning, this will help your confidence.