Julie Bridgeman
Julie Bridgeman started sewing when her children were little. At that time, the online community did not exist. She learned through books, classes, and lots of unstitching! What started with a bernette and fabric scraps has turned into a BERNINA 790 Plus and a room full of fabrics. Julie enjoys the process of making a quilt - selecting a pattern, auditioning fabric, piecing quilt blocks, quilting (domestic and long arm), and binding. Before BERNINA, she worked at a quilt store and owned a t-shirt quilt business. Now, she enjoys working with an incredible education team doing what she loves.
Find her on instagram @juliebsews
Latest Posts from Julie Bridgeman (29)
- Stay Gold Quilt Along, Part 6: Binding and Bonus
- How to Sew an Advent Calendar
- Stay Gold Quilt Along, Part 5: Straight Line Quilting
- Stay Gold Quilt Along, Part 4: Finish the Quilt Top and Quilting Prep
- Stay Gold Quilt Along, Part 3: Finish Blocks, Layout and Sashing
- Stay Gold Quilt Along, Part 2: Counterchange Cross Blocks
- Sewing with Faux Fur: Tips and Tricks
- Stay Gold Quilt Along, Part 1: Prep and Cut Fabric
- How to Sew a Sandwich Bag
- Sewing with Quilting Cotton: Tips & Tricks
- How to Sew a Reversible Sequin Pillow
- How to Sew with Oilcloth
- Sew Mitered Binding Corner
- How to Create a Faux Piped Binding
- Kids Busy Book Series, Part 8: Title Page
- Kids Busy Book Series, Part 7: 2 for 1 Shapes and Colors
- How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 6: Assembly
- How to Upcycle a T-shirt with Lace Hem
- How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 5: Bear and Honey Pot
- How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 4: Cookie Jar Tic Tac Toe
- How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 3: My Family
- How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 2: Piggy Bank
- How to Sew a Kids Busy Book, Part 1: Rainbow Page
- Hair Scrunchie with Tails
- How to Upcycle Jeans into Skirt
- DIY Doll Pajama Pants 18”
- Stocking Flatware Holder
- DIY Monogrammed Towels
- Minky Ghost in the Hoop