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Old 05-15-2011, 03:05 PM
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Several years ago I got a FW that didn't have a case. That was before all kinds of machine cases were available.
So went to the Goodwill Store and bought a bowling ball bag. Took the metal rack out of it. The FW fits perfectly and is easy to carry and doesn't take up as much space as the rectangular one.
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cool idea, now everyone will be rushing to the thrift stores to buy a bowling bag case
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wow great idea.I have 2 without a case
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great idea, I've got a case, but the less the weight, the better for my back!
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Thanks for the tip.
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Excellent tip :D:D:D
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What a good idea! I just went to a local quilt show and there was a couple there selling some featherweights and some separate bags to use without the original case. They came in black or red and had handles and a shoulder strap. But they were $55.00!!! Bet the bowling bag was a much better buy.
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Here are some photos of the case I use for my Featherweights. It was a salemens case for selling TIME magazine. They have pockets in the end and the Featherweight fits in it perfect. I Embroidered on a piece of the stiff felt and glued it over the TIME on the case. I have sold several of these and I find them all at the thrifts stores. They are getting a little harder to find. I have only three of them left.

Before Transformation
[ATTACH=CONFIG]197866[/ATTACH]

Inside of case
[ATTACH=CONFIG]197867[/ATTACH]

Featherweight 221 on stiff felt
[ATTACH=CONFIG]197868[/ATTACH]

Featherweight in case.
[ATTACH=CONFIG]197870[/ATTACH]
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I saw some cases at the restore that had stereo equipment in them and were padded with the eggshell stuff. really excited me at first because they looked just like a featherweight case. bet they would work well also.
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