first quilt place I can think of is here at perfect little stitches. Basically, you unroll 8-9 squares, hoop tear away stabilizer, use a spray like KK2000 to hold the paper to the stabilizer. Make sure there's enough tp unrolled so it doesn't pull as you sew. When done, trim the stabilizer, fold the end unused ones back under the pattern to make a nice edge, and wrap it in some cellophane or netting.
I made my niece's husband a roll with a manatee for his collection of them. One of a kind for sure.
Jo

There is a tutorial at sewforum that can be found here:
/www.sewforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=644721#644721

Camy I unroll enough TP that I hoop the TP & do not use the adhesive. I make sure the design is on the right side as I fold back several sheets but use a folded used drier sheet behind the top sq. of TP & cut away stabilizer n the hoop with the TP. I give Celticlady/Mickey the credit for teaching me how to hoop the TP. this has always worked for me & believe me I have done a lot. *