I think that's a wonderful idea for a quilt!

If you live near a Joann's or other large craft store, check out the quilting supplies section. They have sheets specially designed to run through a printer so you can transfer photos to fabric. Be sure to get the kind that's compatible with your printer - either ink jet or laser. If you don't think your printer would do a good job, you can copy the pictures you want to a disk or thumb drive, then take it to a copy place like Kinkos and print them off there.

I have used Bubble Jet Set for photo transfers, with good results, but don't believe it is recommended for babies. Before making the quilt, be sure to check on whether the product you use is recommended for babies. Also, considering that baby quilts require frequent washing, be sure that the product can hold up to frequent washing and drying. It would be a shame to expend the time, effort and money, and then not have it be suitable for your grandchild.

Of course, a photo quilt for hanging on the wall would be wonderful!

Congratulations on the new addition to your family!!

Another idea would be to make a wall hanging quilt. It might be safer and more visable. Good luck with a nice idea. Jayne

My sister made a memory quilt from photos as a shower gift for our sister-in-law. It is beautiful and I am amazed by it each time I think about it. It hangs in a stairwell.

Have fun!
Dianne

Thanks everyone.

I have used the computer/printer copies before but it did not seem to hold up very well. I had also seen a demonstration many years ago of a Xerox picture being ironed on that seemed to have a better quality with more detail in the picture. Was hoping for improvements in doing the transfers. I would hate to go through the expense and put in the time if it would not be a lasting keepsake.

Again thanks to all who answered.