OHMYGOSH I was wanting to ask that Q too, but I've been such a pest I moved it down on my priority list!!! TYVVM for asking it yippie, now all I have to do is check my answers and I will know how to do it ! happy happy joy joy ************************ OH BTW I have seen instructions, but I need the kind that you talk real <br />S L O W spell it out and paint me a picture, you know the kind "Embroidering TP for dummies 101" I am most confused on the hooping part and how it doesn't tear. I'm kinda dense I guess oh well.

I just did a search - above - with the words - toilet paper and got many comments and post about it - but I liked this one:

Embroidery Library has a pdf of instructions you can download. Have fun!

You got your answer *

Colonies I took 8 rolls with me to Michigan for hubby's kin I've posted them several weeks back. they went over big. Came home with orders(paying kind) LOL to make for them to give for christmas presents. You'll find lots of directions on cute *4U

Joyce looks like you have your answer. Em Lib. is really good with instructions . A flower for you

Yes, Embroidery Library has great directions. Go to Kenny's Korner. Someone else has posted the link.

Thanks for asking. I now have instructions if I ever want to try it. *4 all. Jan

thank you for asking this joyce i needed them

Perfect Little Stitches is where I found my directions<br />http://perfectlittlestitches.com/downloads/ToiletPaperandNapkins.pdf

All I do is put cut away on bottom then TP and Tear way on top. Hoop all together and stitch out the design.

thanks for all your help you Cuties a*4u all

Colonies, I do mine a bit differently. Hoop cutaway stabilizer in hoop. Roll out 6 sheets of TP. Fold 3 onto the other 3. This will be the underside. Turn roll and paper over so that the top side is up. Locate middle sheet and mark the middle of it. Lay this onto the hooped stabilizer, and arrange so that needle will enter the center marking. Lay a piece of transparent WSS on top of it. Start the embroidering, and just lightly hold the sheets together (away from the needle) until several stitches have been taken. From then on, everything will
stay together. Don't worry if the WSS isn't perfectly
flat while embroidering; it will be fine. When the design is finished, remove hoop from machine and then from TP. Trim cutaway so that it does not extend beyond the edges of the TP sheet. Fold sheets back onto roll. Carefully cut or tear away WSS. It's OK to leave the WSS in place within the design if you want. Tip: When embroidering, unroll enough TP so that there is no tension on the sheets. I hold the roll in front of me on the table that my machine is on. Doing it this way, I have never ripped the TP.