a couple of pictures and tried just rinsing them, but the ink washes right away! Help.

Thank you for asking. I have learned a lot reading everyones responses.

Certainly not a stupid question . I haven't done this yet but hope to in the near future , so I have saved the sites in my documents . THANK YOU

Here are links to 2 sites that give recipes for making your own homemade version of Bubble Jet Set. I, personally, have not used them, but certainly want to try them. (I love the second site.)
http://www.craftster.org/forum/in...
http://rebecca-gatheryeroses.blog...

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by bandit04087 23 Feb 2011

Amazing!! Thank you so much.

I do not think is a stupid question I learned o lot from your question thank you for it!!!!

Thanks for asking the question. I got a lot of info from it!

There is no such thing as a stupid Question on cute how else can we help or be helped I heat set my prints works well for me hugs shazells

The Bubble Jet set works wonders! I have used it several times and the picture always stays through the wash.

I have done several photo memory quilts and I used a photo transfer paper for T-shirts, I found it at Walmart! Print on the sheet, set with a hot iron, peel paper off. Good luck !
Jo

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by marthie 18 Feb 2011

I would like to have paper like that . Jusy dont know where to buy in SA

by kttyhwk4 18 Feb 2011

marthie maybe you can do a goggle search or whatever your search site is for help on locating it in your area.

by spendlove 19 Feb 2011

This works - but the product is stiff and shiny. The bubble jet method is brilliant.

by obaachan 19 Feb 2011

there is a matte finish one that is not stiff and shiny.

by obaachan 19 Feb 2011

This bubble jet method sounds cool..I'll have to try it on the next one I do ! Thanks for the info!

My sister uses a special transfer paper and its heat set so it doesn't wash away.

You have to buy the special transfer sheets, or make your own sheets using the special bubble jet set. You should be able to buy them in the quilt shops. I like to make my own using the bubble jet set as the ready made sheets are to stiff for what I like. Here is a photo of a bag I made a few years ago with my grandson on it.

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