Need a pattern or instructions for a FW Case Cover or Tote?

Please note that I have no affiliation with any of the folks mentioned in these links, but am just posting them for information purposes as a service to my readers.  I have listed a sampling of very good free ones here, as well as a few for purchase.

I have not made any of these case covers or totes myself, and I have no pattern of my own.

1. Vanessa, the Crafty Gemini, has some very clear video instructions to make a box-shaped cover for your sewing machine or case. The method would work very well for a FW slipcover, and her tutorials are superb.

2. Another a clear step-by-step tutorial for a cover comes from Professor Pincushion, Tova. Follow her instructions to make a cover for your Featherweight case.

3. Debbie Shore has posted yet another video tutorial, with step-by-step instructions to make a box-shaped machine cover that can be adapted to fit your Featherweight.

4. You could also try this Featherweight tote from Laura at Sew Very Easy -- she walks you through step-by-step with very clear explanations. Or follow her guidelines to make a machine cover.

5. If you need a pattern for a machine slipcover, you can download this free one from Robert Kaufman fabrics.

6. Finally, you can find complete pattern and instructions for a FW 221 case cover here, with clear pictures of each step.

If you watch or read enough of these, you'll get a very good sense of the procedure and will be able to measure and make a slipcover that fits your Featherweight case.

If you like the idea of a tote instead, try these:

1. Sylvia offers instructions for making your own tote on her blog, with clear photos to follow. She used the "Tall" bed decal design -- find it on the decals page.

2. I also really like Laura's step-by-step tutorial on how to measure and create your own zippered tote -- like all her tutorials, it's really ingenious and her instructions are very clear.

3. If you would prefer to purchase an actual pattern, you can find one from the Featherweight Shop.

4. I also recently came across these patterns for Featherweight case liner and tote bag on the Archaic Arcane website; they are modestly priced and come with detailed pictorial instructions.

5. Donna B's Blog, to which I used to have a link, is now unfortunatelydefunct, but Donna has offered instructions on how to create a custom tote for your Featherweight case based on measurements you take from your own machine. She promised to send me the information, but so far I haven't received it. I'll be delighted to link to the plans as soon as she sends along the information.