Love your design elements. Wondering how you did this.
Great quilt!

Gorgeous! I love my Nikon cameras and I love quilting. Would you mind if I borrowed this idea and made one similair?

Stunning!!! :)

What a wonderful quilt!

OMG I love your pattern!! Beautiful work :-D

Beautiful. I'm sure they are going to love it as much as we do.

Very unique,sure to make others also want to try.

I totally agree, absolutely love the way it turned out. Have bookmarked it, hope you don't mind me using this idea.

Great Quilt - can't wait to see how you finish it!

That is awesome, you did a great job, I need to figure out how you did it, WOW :D :D :D

Your use of the "film strip" is ingenious! Iwould never have thought of something like that, because I don't think I could make it!

Wonderful!

I love the way you have made it look like strips of film... really love it!

I agree with Paula!

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Beautiful. Nice keepsake for your family.

nice job

:thumbup: Go for it!! Have fun! I used Avery Iron On Transfers ( for light colored t shirts)available at Walmart or Staples and an inkjet printer, 1/2 " black and white striped fabric, cut 1 " WOF, and sashed with 3/4" black to get the sprocket effect of film, and black sashing between the pics.

How unique! Great job.

Wonderful and what a sweet baby, he looks a lot like my grandson did when he was that age.

Very clever! Great result.

what a beautiful quilt and a beautiful memory for the family.

How cute. I'm sure they will love it.

This is so beautiful, do you have a pattern site for this or is this your own creation.I would love to make one for my brother who has raised his 2 sons by himself.I have been wanting to make something special for him. This would be perfect!

Aboslutely Love it!!! Great idea :!:

So creative!

Awesome quilt! It will be loved and cherished!
Great job!

Hi, I love your picture quilt. I have been looking for the film fabric and can not find it. Would you tell me were you located your fabric? My GDIL wants a photo quilt of her wedding.
I posted a request on the Quilt Board for the fabric and was sent your quilt photo. Thank you for your help. Mavis

What a wonderful idea - so creative! I'm sure its going to be a much loved and prized quilt.

Thanks, do you remember were you located your fabric?

Cut 1 inch WOF black and white striped fabric.( My fabric was 3/8" stripes. I bought it on line from Kickass Country Store, in Manitoba Canada. I'm sure Carol would send it to you by mail as she did for me)) Add 3/4 " black sashing on either side and you have the sprocket effect. Use 3/4" black sashing between the pictures that have been printed on fabric sheets. (four pictues fit on each sheet, available at Walmart) Attach sprocket effect on either side of the strip of pictures, and you have your film. I hope this explains it enough!

See instructions below

My daughter is headed to Afghanistan soon and has requested this quilt. Told her she has to come up with the pics.

Great job!

This is, hands down, the very BEST photo quilt I have ever seen! Kudos!!!!

Wow! This is amazing!

That's totally awesome!

Lovely quilt! I've wanted to do one of these, but thought I'd have to piece the "film" edge.

For those in USA, there are a few vendors that have this fabric available through quiltshops.com. Search for "Socky" or Windham 23936.