XL Rolling Sewing Machine Case – Black Quilted Craft Bag with 4 Wheels – Collapsible Organizer Compatible with Brother, Singer & Most Sewing Machines

Fits this machine really well and still have enough room for projects. I go to weekly sew in and this transports everything I need . Side handles perfect to lift into back of my Subaru Outback , rolls along without problem , does not easily tip over. Sticker price was a bit shocking but once I started using it , I was glad I got a quality one. The color is soft , wasn’t really important, I wanted something that fit the machine . Make sure you measure, the smaller ones are cheaper but will not fit the larger machines .

Size was perfect and quality is very evident. It was just what I needed and can be folded down for storage.

I purchased this tote for my sewing machine - my very first tote on wheels for my Elna 500+ that I purchased almost a year ago. I ordered it only a week before I took a road trip to Texas for a quilting retreat. Having never had one, I didn’t really know how to evaluate it or even compare it to others. In fact, I ordered the XXL size a week earlier only to discover it was way too large for my needs (and returned that one). I then ordered the XL here and it was a perfect fit form my machine. It is exactly as described - convenient to set up, turns on a dime, has side straps that come in very handy for picking it up to put it in the car or on a different surface. It has several pockets inside and out to tuck in notions, fabric, and projects. However, I did and do questioon how the bottom and sides are going to hold up long term - they feel flexible and somewhat flimsier than I had expected but - again - I wasn’t sure what to expect. Fast forward to my arrival in Texas where my wonderful mother-in-law had purchased a used sewing machine tote on wheels (by a different brand) for me! It was the pricier competitor to this one - about a hundred dollars more when I was shopping online. At the time, I had thought what in the world could be worth that difference in cost. Now I know. Indeed the competitor’s brand is sturdier - the bottom offers more support as do the sides. Do I need that for my own use? Probably not . . . . But this is likely a one-time-in-my-life purchase for my sewing maching that cost about $850 dollars. So . . . if I had it to do over again, I would probably have been wiser to bite the bullet and purchase the pricier tote. HOWEVER, I’m not returning the one I initially purchased; I’m keeping them both. as I can envision using one for my machine and another to carry entire quilts and supplies in the other. No complaints at all. Happy to have Everything Mary’s XL sewing tote in my possession!

I bought this to carry my Bernina 570QE to local classes and I couldn't justify paying $300+ for other brands for the few classes I go to. At first I was skeptical because of the dimensions but it fit my machine perfectly! Bernina's are heavy and the weight was evenly distributed in the case. The case did tip forward a little as others have noted but not enough for me to worry that it will tip over. It was easy to put together and once everything was in place, no problem. The handles extend 35" (floor to handle) & this was just right for me (I'm 5'2"). Someone taller or with longer arms may find it uncomfortable. The 360* wheels moved easily over smooth floors but less so over carpet. I pulled mine vs. like a spinner suitcase. Padding was adequate, if I wanted more there was room. The machine was protected enough for my use. As I've only used it once so far it's been a good value for my money and functions well. The were enough pockets and large enough for my supplies, but not fabric.

Fits my Juki 2010Q just right. We'll made too!

The wheels roll smooth. The inside dimensions are exact. I love how it has multiple pockets.

I love it! Lots of room, seems quite well made, rolls easily.

I really wanted to like this bag because all the other sewing machine trolley bag fabric are so boring. But for $120 I was definitely expecting more refinement and quality. It is definitely larger than needed, as I have a brother ST150 that is a standard entry level home sewing machine size and had about 2” of spare space around the base of the machine plus space on top. There are two thin straps on either side to lift the whole bag up. The handle of trolley isn’t sturdy and wouldn’t count on its longevity, and I’m 5’6” and the handle was a tad too low for me. In the pockets, there isn’t any type of organization at all which other bags have, except for the underside of cover that has very thin low quality zippered compartments. When you open top cover all the way, if the sewing machine isn’t in the bag won’t stay upright and falls on its back, which is annoying if your machine is on the table and you are trying to crab supplies from the clear zippered pouches on the underside of cover. The zippers on the inside walls of the bag, when unzipped there is cardboard that keeps the shape of the bag but it definitely doesn’t scream quality and makes the bag feel unfinished, at least line the pocket and provide some padding. I returned it as I couldn’t see paying $120 for this cheaply made bag, as I’d rather pay more money and get something I would enjoy more or spend half the price on a similar bag that’s better quality.

Great case

Lovely machine trolly. Moves in every direction with ease. Lots of pockets to carry essentials. Great large size. The only down side is there is no padding to protect your machine. You have to wrap your machine for safe travel unless it has a hard case.

Excellent product. Comfortably fits my Brother sewing machine. Easy to take anywhere.

Robust and well made, perfect for transporting my sewing machine around. The bag looks very classy too. Thank you.

Fits my machine perfectly. Locking wheels would be helpful