i like your toilet paper,i got two people that would like them
I would love this design, have been looking everwhere but as yet haven't had any luck finding it......would it be possible for you to tell me where you got it from please
Here it is.
Muffy :)
Is the one that says Sherriff's Department different? I thought they were both together. Could I possibly get the link to that one?
I too would love directions on how to do these. I would keep some in my car….just in case i ever got pulled over! Hmmm, would giving the officer one of these be considered bribery??? lol
What a good design , I will do one for my Mum she has a habit of colleting toilet rolls, she says you girls can fight over the loo rolls when I am gone. Love Them L Sherene X
Oh, I didn't see this first time around!!! This is precious! Now this is a good reason to embroider TP, hee hee hee. Hugs, Marji
This embroidering on Toilet Paper has really got me baffled! It seems too flimsy tpo embroider......so how is it done? I really, really would like to know, as I have people in my life (like I'm sure everyone does) that has everything already so gift giving is difficult. I would bet money however, they DON'T have any embroidered T.P. in their homes....yet - LOL!
One of the funniest gifts I've seen. Perfect gift for all the law enforcement people on our lists. I'd give you extra flowers if I could. *smiles*
I Thought this was so cute.. wish you would have thrown in the instructions with it. Maybe you could repost it and give the directions if you wouldn't mind sharing with us who are interested...
Did you have to roll off enough to where you could embroidery on the paper when it was thick enough?
These are just too hilarious. Can anyone think up a saying and design to go in a lodge? lol.. *4U ><>
Welcome to the cute fmly tizzy, Neat job & I can see why they were a big hit. *4U
Really really nice. Keep them T.P. ideas flowing love it.Flowers to you
All this TP projects are just lovely, I like them soo much that I will have to give it a try. Nice presentation. * for U
Cute, cute! Love the way you wrapped them. Lovely presentation. Thank you for your instructions. I am hoping to do a Christmas basket with towels, soap, and TP all embroidered. Wonder what else we could come up with to add. hahaha
ringing this one up - with all the other TP projects. Very clever. *4U
did you make all the words and picture in one design or are they all done separate and would they all go in the 4 x 4 hoop together. I would love to give one of these to my police friends here in Australia. She is an officer in charge of Crime Prevention. I havent got the software to put it together myself at the moment, but I would love to have the design.
I also have a SIL in head of Crime Prevention, yes would love to give her one to, were do we find the instructions again please.
Very Clever. Would you mind sharing the technique? The wrapping and bows really set them off!
Ravyn made a toilet paper embroidery beginning of January. In the Community section she explained the technique. It's down a number of pages. To save you time looking I copied it for you. This is what she wrote:
It really IS quite easy & fun - instructions may sound a bit complicated but once you DO it, you'll see how simple it is! Here's one link - if you google "embroidery on toilet paper", you'll find alot more. But basically, you just unroll a section of paper, (do NOT remove it from the roll) you'll be stitching on the 5th or 6th square from the end. Fold the loose end over so you've got 2 thicknesses on the block you're stitching, with some excess on either side (for hooping purposes) I used some lightweight cutaway, gave it a squirt of temporary adhesive & put my TP on it. Then just carefully hoop it, keeping your TP centered in place so the design will be in the middle of the paper. I imagine other stabilizer could be used instead of the cutaway if you wished. One tip - make sure you're stitching on the right side of the paper! In other words, when you go to roll it back onto the roll, that your design in on the outer side, not inside! (Ask me how I know this one...LOL!) Just make sure you've got some excess unrolled when you set the whole roll next to your machine, so that it doesn't get pulled around & torn when you're sewing. Once your design is stitched, I trimmed away some of the extra cutaway, then rolled it back onto the roll. Took a tiny dab of glue-stick to hold it in place so it wouldn't just fall unrolled so easily, but that was just my choice. Wrapped it up in some tulle & tied a ribbon on it. Cellophane gift bags work well too. I'm not good at giving directions, but I hope this helps a bit! It truly is very easy & fun to do!
what a cute gift something verry special,a flower for you
Just hope no-one steals the toilet rolls! Well done, I love them, you definitely deserve a flower for that.
Only the facts, mam, only the facts!!!! Very nice designs and what a novelty!!!!