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They are small and light enough that anything would work. I know some friends of mine got a tool chest like thing with wheels and a handle at WalMart years ago. It was hard plastic and very sturdy, I think they paid under $30. It had a compartment to put the machine in and then on top of that it had another box that opened up with compartments. But I think anything you find that you like would work with this machine
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JoAnn Fabric has/had the wheeled sewing machine trolleys marked down to $35 last week or weekend. The larger brown tapestry one would hold a FW case and all, the black & tan would hold the machine itself but I'm not certain about a case. I started a thread. (off to find that... brb)
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that tote / trolley thread: http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...5-t222557.html see pics there.
Also check out http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...t-t192614.html
Also check out http://www.quiltingboard.com/vintage...t-t192614.html
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Simplicity pattern 7087 from 2002 has a fabric sewing machine tote pattern. But 7087 from the '70s is clothing, so be careful.
Aldi's big fabric grocery bag is sturdy but big. Home Depot used to sell a fabric bag that is smaller and it rolls up.
Aldi's big fabric grocery bag is sturdy but big. Home Depot used to sell a fabric bag that is smaller and it rolls up.
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Feather weight blog has some to make, one is a cover that converts to a bag to carry it with , I also have a orvis bag that it fits into w/ extra room,w/ long strap, and caring handles. DottieBug
Last edited by Dottie Bug; 06-07-2013 at 12:43 PM.
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