Hello, I am looking for a decent whistle bag, I have 6 whistles and want to store, and carry them…help! 
Check out Lark in the Morning’s catalog. I bought one from them several years ago. I don’t see the exact same style available, but the one shown looks nice. Mine holds up to six to eight whistles and this one looks similar.
Kate Lozier does instrument/whistle bags
http://www.tuffbaggs.com/
Dave.
I second the tuffbag. I have one and its great.
NancyF here on the board does beautiful work. You might want to contact her.
Carol
Who does the bags for Chris Abell?
I have one for his A/Bb set, and wish I could find smaller and larger sizes.
I like the one from Song of the Sea:
http://www.songsea.com/tinwhist.htm
Drumstick bags also work; also PVC pipe (cheap and easy to make- cut a length of pipe long enough for your longest whistle you’ll be putting in there, get two end-caps, and line the inside with soft fabric, and voila! Whistle case!)
well if i only owned non tunable aluminiums, i’d straight go for this multi- bag, http://www.overton.co.uk/texte/accessories.html#WHISTLE%20BAGS
but a love the extremely fragile burke composites, so i use plumbing pipes with the insulation on the inside for padding. there’s also fitting screw-caps for these pipes, i stick a little foam on the inside of them caps
I made one out of a pantleg but it was too big and I could never get the whistle I wanted. Now I have several separate pouches that my whistles/flutes came in and have tied them all together to a strap that hangs around my neck. For the reniassance faires I carry three whistles, four bamboo flutes, my monster Vietnamese G flute and the Dixon 3 piece. It’s hard to find a single pouch that is adequate for that kind of variety in size.
If you’re a cheap-skate, like me, you can find leather or velour “Wrench Roll-Ups” like this…
http://www.bucketboss.com/products/33.jpg
These are easy to make too and once “rolled up” they can be inserted into a short piece of PVC tubing with end caps.
i think you just invented the perfect whistle bag there thomas, solid and handy 
I use a Jamesons whiskey bottle tin and some foam pipe insulation. The tin holds 5 or six at a push, costs next to nothing and is a talking point at the session.! 
Heres a Couple of Recent bags I did. The red one is spoken for. These have a huge-long shoulder strap. I could also do an all around zip (top,bottom & 1 side) .
I can vouch for both the Overton Multi-Whistle Bag, and the Whistle Hardcase: Both are extremely well made and durable. As you can see, the Multi Bag holds lot’s of whistles/flutes (hmm, one of those bamboo flutes looks familiar 
) and the hardcase will hold a fair amount as well, if you are mixing high and low pitched whistles - I think I used to get a Low D, Low F, Soprano C, and Soprano D into mine. This one also makes a fantastic case for keyless flutes!
Loren
hear hear!
I would like to thank everyone for there help…now I just have to decide which one is right for me… 
Hi
A drumstick is what I use. I bought it from my stepson for $5 one day when he was desperate!
Rob
I make a roll up whistle case, similar to the wrench case, I think! You can see it on e-Bay, just search under irish whistle, or send me a message and I can send you a picture.