Hi mimi2,
I have heard people use "out of" instead of "from" in this context, and you would certainly be understood, but I don't think it is standard English - at least not in the UK. I have the impression that it might be more standard in the US - but I can't justify that statement.
"of" on its own would not work, and doesn't make sense. "out of" is rather awkward but is nearer the meaning of "from".
Hope this helps.