What do you carry your embroidery machine in?
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Location: Sussex,WI
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What do you carry your embroidery machine in?
Hi all,
What do you carry your embroidery machine in? I have a baby lock Ellisimo Gold embroidery machine. I am looking for something to carry it in. They are expensive.
Thanks,
Sunnydays
What do you carry your embroidery machine in? I have a baby lock Ellisimo Gold embroidery machine. I am looking for something to carry it in. They are expensive.
Thanks,
Sunnydays
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Location: Magnolia, TX
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I have a Brother PE-770 and haven't yet bought a carrying case. Still looking around. My Brother dealer sells the Tuttos - I'm pretty sure there is one of those that are embroidery machine compatible. Think I'd prefer a hard case, but may have to go with the soft side.
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Location: The Deep South near Cajun Country, USA
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Everyone I know who has the Ellegante or Ellisimo all use the Tutto's. They all firmly believe that those are the best for their high dollar machines.
#8
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Location: central Indiana
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My Viking Ruby has a hard cover. Since I just have to carry it a short distance (house to car in garage and then from car into LQS (parking available right in front of the shop), I have not invested in a wheeled carrier. The emb unit is in its big styrofoam lined box. It is a bit awkward but doable. If I had to carry either a great distance, I would def get something. My biggest concern is carrying my machine down our steep stairway as my sewing room is upstairs in our very old farmhouse. I generally try to think ahead and have DH carry it down and up for me.
#9
I have a tote on wheels but not sure of the brand. I also use it to carry my 6600 to quilt group. My embroidery machine very rarely leaves my house. I have all my machines covered by insurance should someone run into me while transporting my machines. Covered for anywhere in Australia
#10
After using a cheap wheeled tote from Joann's I got the Hemline 3 piece tote set from Overstock.com. It is well padded and handles nicely. My Brother Innovis 4000D fits in the bottom (without the hard cover and I have to take the accessory tray off) and the emb. Unit fits in a separate bag that fits over the handle. The 3rd piece is a carrier for a cutting board which I don't use much. Well worth the investment.
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