suggestions on serger carrier
#1
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suggestions on serger carrier
First off, I mainly am looking for something that will protect the serger, but also is something that is fairly easy to carry. I would prefer to not go much above $25-30 each. I have looked at online and pondered:
1. Hard Sewing Machine Case-- Brother 5300 for about $10
2. Duffle/Overnight/Weekender Bag
3.Serger Tote Bag--$25 on Amazon
4.Various Tool Bags--including a wheeled one at Harbor Freight
5.Make my own Tote/Bag
Any suggestions from the above list? Anybody ever make a tote/bag for their serger?--If so, which pattern did you use? Anybody use the Wheeled Tool Bag from Harbor Freight for your serger?
I'm not interested in a Tutto or anything pricey--these are older sergers that just won't die, and I want something where I can take them to quilt group(my newer serger stays home). I'm tired of carrying them around in a box!! Looking for something with at least a handle of some kind!!
Help! And thank you in advance for your wisdom and suggestions!!
1. Hard Sewing Machine Case-- Brother 5300 for about $10
2. Duffle/Overnight/Weekender Bag
3.Serger Tote Bag--$25 on Amazon
4.Various Tool Bags--including a wheeled one at Harbor Freight
5.Make my own Tote/Bag
Any suggestions from the above list? Anybody ever make a tote/bag for their serger?--If so, which pattern did you use? Anybody use the Wheeled Tool Bag from Harbor Freight for your serger?
I'm not interested in a Tutto or anything pricey--these are older sergers that just won't die, and I want something where I can take them to quilt group(my newer serger stays home). I'm tired of carrying them around in a box!! Looking for something with at least a handle of some kind!!
Help! And thank you in advance for your wisdom and suggestions!!
#2
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ontario, Canada
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What about going to a Thrift Store to look at the used suitcases?
Take your measurements to check out the possibilities.
Take your serger, and leave it in the car.
Then you think one is a match, ask to bring it into the store to try it out.
Take your measurements to check out the possibilities.
Take your serger, and leave it in the car.
Then you think one is a match, ask to bring it into the store to try it out.
#3
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: NW Washington
Posts: 257
First off, I mainly am looking for something that will protect the serger, but also is something that is fairly easy to carry. I would prefer to not go much above $25-30 each. I have looked at online and pondered:
1. Hard Sewing Machine Case-- Brother 5300 for about $10
2. Duffle/Overnight/Weekender Bag
3.Serger Tote Bag--$25 on Amazon
4.Various Tool Bags--including a wheeled one at Harbor Freight
5.Make my own Tote/Bag
Any suggestions from the above list? Anybody ever make a tote/bag for their serger?--If so, which pattern did you use? Anybody use the Wheeled Tool Bag from Harbor Freight for your serger?
I'm not interested in a Tutto or anything pricey--these are older sergers that just won't die, and I want something where I can take them to quilt group(my newer serger stays home). I'm tired of carrying them around in a box!! Looking for something with at least a handle of some kind!!
Help! And thank you in advance for your wisdom and suggestions!!
1. Hard Sewing Machine Case-- Brother 5300 for about $10
2. Duffle/Overnight/Weekender Bag
3.Serger Tote Bag--$25 on Amazon
4.Various Tool Bags--including a wheeled one at Harbor Freight
5.Make my own Tote/Bag
Any suggestions from the above list? Anybody ever make a tote/bag for their serger?--If so, which pattern did you use? Anybody use the Wheeled Tool Bag from Harbor Freight for your serger?
I'm not interested in a Tutto or anything pricey--these are older sergers that just won't die, and I want something where I can take them to quilt group(my newer serger stays home). I'm tired of carrying them around in a box!! Looking for something with at least a handle of some kind!!
Help! And thank you in advance for your wisdom and suggestions!!
#4
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Somewhere in Time
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I had trouble getting my Viking 6430 into its case, so I designed one with those options important to me. It wasn't hard to do. I found a bag pattern I liked and made the changes I needed. There are lots of free patterns that could be altered to your specifications.
#5
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Rhode Island
Posts: 1,663
I keep my cover stitch machine in a collapsible rolling crate with a lid. It's similar to this one:
https://www.officedepot.com/a/produc...=c&matchtype=e
There's room in the crate for the machine, the manual, accessories and some additional serger cones.
https://www.officedepot.com/a/produc...=c&matchtype=e
There's room in the crate for the machine, the manual, accessories and some additional serger cones.
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