They are thinner than TP. Try putting heavier tear-a-way stablizer on top and bottom. When tearing away the stablizer remember to tear towards the pattern very carefully. Someone else might have done this and could help more.

I would imagine it is the same as TP, but am interested in finding out more. Sorry I couldn't help *

If you are taking the time to embroider on them, why not use fabric napkins. You could buy inexpensive fabric and make your own. That probably wouldn't add much more time than what the embroidering would be. Then everyone will have a keepsake from the birthday or wedding. Jan

I agree with jand, why not just using cheap napking. But if you prefer paper it should be same as on TP.

Hello under the following address www.embroidery.com you will find in the video & project gallery/ Embroidery more than Towels and shirts/ embroidery on toilet paper
I hope this helps you
vertdejade

Ermma, why would you go to all that work - just to throw it away after it has been used - I agree - get some material and make some or buy some cheap ones - at least they can be a keepsake later. Hehehe! How have your been and where have you been?

Well now Ms Emma where have u been keeping yourself> Missed U. u got lots of answers I believe I would go with some cheap material. *4U

Missed you! I agree with the others: like TP, but rather make or buy cheap ones as a keepsake. I did that last Christmas with the Christmasfont on blue not too expensive napkins, everybody very surprised and happy.

I'd do cloth over paper so it can be a keepsake after.