Sewing Accessories Rolling Sewing Machine Tote with 6 Storage Pockets - Damask,LARGE

It is so great that I don't have to carry my portable sewing machine by hand from my closet to my kitchen table where I use it. It's been a perfect help.

It was perfect! Bought this for my daughter for an early birthday gift. She let me borrow her sewing machine so in return I paid to have it cleaned and will return it in this beautiful Demaske portable sewing machine container. She will love it! It’s very sturdy, durable & the long handle & wheels make it easy to maneuver. All the pockets & compartments are an added plus. I highly recommend this product.

This is being used for art accessories. Recommended by a fellow artist. This is very handy. It is simple to use and works great.

Having to insert cardboard to the sides, front and back to make it stable is not what I expected. After doing that it still is a bit unstable with my machine inside as it tends to lean forward. Next time I will buy a better quality. As for storage it is ok for my sewing materials.

I have a moderate gel polish and nail care collection, but no room in my home for a permanent nail station. I needed a portable solution that I could 1. fit my polish storage cases 2. store easily and 3. roll to the table when I wished to use (typically every 1.5 - 2 weeks). I looked at many different rolling cases, none seemed to fit my needs totally, mostly fitting everything inside was an issue. I have been using a toolbox bought from Walmart many years ago, for part of the current storage. I decided that I could just find a low rolling storage case and somehow strap the toolbox on top for more space. This case had the dimensions I needed to fit my polish cases and also the LED lamp, with hopefully some space left for other items. I'm happy to say everything fit! Let's go through it by category- Shipping- Super fast! Ordered on the 7th, delivered on the 10th. It arrived well packed, no damage to box. Dimensions- The ones given in description must be outer dimensions and are 17 1/2" tall (pretty sure this includes the handle), 17 1/2" wide (this must include side pockets), and 10 1/2" deep. The inner dimensions I've measured are as follows- 13 1/2" tall, 16 1/2" wide, and the depth varies a little because the case does have some give, 8 1/2" at the sides and 9 1/2" in the middle. Quality- I must say, this is where a star was taken off. It seems mostly constructed well. The cardboard inserts they give are moderately strong, could have been thicker and more rigid in my opinion, although this would have made assembly harder, as I did have to flex the board to be able to fit it into the zipper pockets. I will just say they are sufficient, but would not hold a lot of weight on top of the case. The left hand liner seam was already separated before I tried to place inserts, it is a very thin nylon that would need rolled seams and reinforcing, does not appear this is the case and I can see why it would easily separate. The outer material is like the reusable shopping bags, although I feel this looks ok and my shopping bags have been super durable, so I hope this will be too. The handles are an issue. I tugged on them some and they stayed intact, but I still personally would NEVER trust them to lift a heavy sewing machine. I am going to cut them off, so my husband is never tempted to use them should he want to move my case. The handle seems durable enough, although not a good suitcase quality. It does have "locking" buttons that enable it to stay extended if you let go, but they do not engage far enough to provide adequate locking action and easily slip out, making the handle collapse with mild pressure. Assembly- Item arrives collapsed and you must insert cardboard and foam into the side and front walls, back wall already has cardboard inserted. As stated above, it was tricky to get the cardboard and foam inserts in, but I did not have to cut them. I found it helpful to insert cardboard first by flexing it some, making sure I always pulled up by grabbing both the inside wall and outer material (the lining could tear very easily), and putting my other hand down in the pocket to pull and guide the board down. Then I flipped the lining over the top by flexing the corners of the board. Lastly I inserted the foam, which was easy. Usage- The wheels are a type of hard rubbery material and seem attached sufficiently. They roll well on my carpet and hard floors. They do make some noise, but nothing obnoxious, at this point anyway. The case did get a little tippy going over the bump from hard floor to carpet. The handle does collapse if you try to push the case (see quality). The case could tend to tip forward if you don't make sure to place heavier items at the back. All the items I wanted to fit go in, although it is a very tight fit for my LED lamp, as I was expecting another inch of space per the description dimensions. I hope this will relax and stretch a little over time. With the inside full, there is not much space in the front pocket, except for maybe some papers. I placed my LED lamp instructions/warranty in there. Side pockets are nice! I have my nail stamping plates in them. One side is a 5x7 photo album I use for the big plates, I could still fit another thinner or very small item in there with it. The other side is the smaller round plates I don't yet have albums for all yet, there are a lot of them. Final impression- I will keep and use this case. It is attractive enough and I feel I can work with or repair any issues. The ripped seam I can easily sew back together. I may be able to reinforce liner seams with stay fix. I could also obtain thicker board if this starts to collapse. Other cases either cost twice as much or did not have the space I needed. I do not intend to travel with this and for only at home use, I predict this will hold up fine. I placed my toolbox on top and so far it has not collapsed, I think the fact that the polish cases touch and reinforce the top really helps though. I considered using the handle to attach the toolbox on top, but it was not quite long enough, so I will still cut them off and use a bungee to attach. For what I paid, I did expect a little better quality, but I am satisfied enough with the purchase.

This is the second carrier like this that I have bought. I bought this one as a gift for my granddaughter. I knew it would easily store the machine, have room for extras with the generous pockets provided, and be easy to transport the machine because I have enjoyed these same qualities in my carrier. I've had my carrier for about 5 years and have not had one problem with it. I know the one I bought for my granddaughter will hold up just as well. I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly I received this carrier, and it was packed well. It takes a minimum of effort to reinforce the 4 sides with the sturdy stabilizing material that comes with the carrier.

I tossed the hard cardboard reinforcements included. I use this rollie for the gym. Without the hard sides, it fits into smaller spaces. The black and white design is very attractive.

The first time I used it the extending handle would not stay up making it difficult to roll and control. The first time I put it in the car one side of one strap broke. It was barely sewn in the seam. When I took it out of the car the other side of the handle pulled out. I was very disappointed in this sewing machine tote. It is so cute but not well made.