Divokittysmom

My embroidery module is so large for my Ellisimo that I keep it stored in it's hard sided 'suitcase' it came in. I feel it is protected very well in there and I also store my hoops inside too as it's all built in. Unfortunately,it is too large to store under my sewing table like I do with my HV Designer 1 embroidery hoop. I ended up storing it under our 4 Poster bed which sits quite high off the floor. It is a bit of a pain to drag out, but at least it's stored away in a nice hard sided suitcase.

newbee3

my husband put up a coat hanger I was using that until I got a sewing cabinet that was big enough it could just stay on top the cabinet I cover it up with a pillow case

LAQUITA

I have peg board inside the closet door of my craft room. This is where I hang all my hoops $ module. I secured it with plenty of hooks and gave never had a problem with it falling off.

Snooze2978

I keep my Viking D1 module in its case under the sewing table up against the wall. It keeps my foot pedal from creeping out of reach too. My Babylock module is always on the machine so I keep the piece with all the attachments at the back of the table. The module case (empty) is under my quilt frame but within reach if needed. The quilt frame is a great space for me to store plastic drawer modules and plastic totes full of sewing items.

Snooze2978

I keep mine in its original case under the cabinet with that particular machine. It helps keep the power foot from moving too far back for me to reach. The other machine is used mostly for embroidery so I store its case under the corner table between the two machines. I made an insert table between the 2 tables in the corner so I had more table space for when I'm working on a quilt. Seems to work for me.

cjtinkle

I leave my embroidery module attached to my Bernina 430, as it's not my only machine, and made a cover for it.[ATTACH=CONFIG]529235[/ATTACH]

Claire123

I have a small closet in my sewing room and keep it and the travel bag in there.