Singer Universal Sewing Machine Storage Case

This item is both lightweight and sturdy. It was purchased for a "Singer 44S Heavy Duty" Sewing machine and proved to be an excellent fit. Overall, it is a commendable product offered at a fair price.

Sturdy, lightweight, durable, good to protect my machine. This is the 2nd case I have purchased, (still using the first one after many years) and I find them very helpful for storing and especially traveling with my machine. The total price was less at WalMart than any other method to obtain. Holds my free arm White machine easily. Another machine, a Singer Merritt with a horizontal thread spool pin on the top of the machine required me to remove the recessed top rectangle under the handle of the case, but that was easily removed. When the rectangle is removed It does leave an open space, so if you put other notions in the case, they might be loose. I never had any trouble with that because you will always want the filled case to be upright. This is a great case. Great protection for your sewing machine.

This sewing machine arrived promptly and in excellent condition! We gave it to our 12 year old daughter for Christmas and she just started sewing lessons with it. She absolutely loves using it, and will be making her first article of clothing this week. I, myself, look forward to sewing with her. I would highly recommend this machine. It is simple enough for a child to use, but has ample sophistication and durability for a beginning adult user.

Got this as gift for a family member and they loved how well it fit and secure the machine fit. Fast shipping as well!

Great value! Nice design, lightweight and plenty of room for my Singer sewing machine, peddle, cords etc. I'm very happy with this product.

I am very pleased this sewing machine case, my old 20+ case had cracked and when I saw this at Walmart on line I thought I would give it a try, it is perfect and the price was right.

Think of this as a nice looking box with a handle for carrying or storing the machine upright. The machine simply sits in the base. There are no screws or other fasteners to hold it, so if the carrying case is turned to its side, as might happen when putting it int the trunk of an automobile filled with other luggage or onto a narrow shelf, the machine will flop over. Only gravity holds it in place. Regarding fitting it in between shelves, especially, it would have been helpful for me if the handle folded down, as on earlier Singer portable carrying cases. I had to readjust a shelf to fit the machine because of about a 1/2 inch of clearance. I do not know the composition of the molded plastic from which it is made, so cannot comment on its ruggedness. As it happens, I am using this only as a storage case, but I think I would be careful not to knock it about too severely---not that you should anyway because of the machine inside.

I got this case with a free packaged deal when I purchased a Singer Simple 2263. It serves it's purpose and it was FREE! I can't complain. There's enough room in it to store my sewing machine, foot pedal, Singer Manual, 12 ft. extension cord, several spools of thread, some scrap fabric, accessory tools, a pin cushion, and room left over for something else. Of course a larger machine would limit your "pack-rat" space, but it swallows my Simple 2263 whole.

My Babylock sewing machine fits in the case but I do have to remove the thread spindle for the case to close properly. The foot pedal fits nicely at the end of the machine and the machine doesn't slide around. It's a sturdy plastic case and a good solution for storing a machine that is not used often. It's a nice case for the price.

I was a little annoyed by the taller bottom piece which I thought would provide screws and holes to secure the sewing machine to it. Lacking these things means I need to be careful with it once the machine is in the case that it won't allow my machine to be damaged while inside it due to jostling or heaven forbid that it falls over while in storage. I was also not expecting the lower lip on the bottom piece to be so tall as I expected to sew while the machine was in the bottom piece. I guess they don't make them like they used to anymore but at least my machine has some protection.