Is there a "maximum limit" to the number of stitches in the design that one should be aware of? I tried it once and chose a Toile design. I turned out great, but there were not many stitches to worry about. I have seen some awesome projects here and the designs look quite heavy. Just curious....

Looks like Jerrylin just gave you the best answer as long as you stabilize it well should be no problem.

I'm still making covers for TP. Easier!!!

I just did this on toilet paper. It has 14,622 stitches and I just used a heavy cut-away underneath and nothing on top. It is an Embossed H. Sewed out just fine.;)

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by katydid 02 Sep 2008

Looks good!!!

by dpickel 02 Sep 2008

Wow! That's FABULOUS. Thanks for sharing.

by adelmarie 02 Sep 2008

Wow that looks great

I never even looked at the number of stitches in the design before embroidering on TP. But... I did set my machine to embroider really slow. I would try it out and see how it works, you can always cut the little square of it it doesn't and try something else. How do you stabilize the paper? That would make a bit of difference.

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by dpickel 02 Sep 2008

The instructions I have suggests using cut away on bottom and WSS on top.

I have done some pretty dense designs and have not had a problem...

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by dpickel 02 Sep 2008

Are we talking in the 20,000 or 30,000 range? Or less?