Just in case anyone is wondering, the ashes were there. They were sprinkled all over the gray table. In other videos, they show the the sprinkling of the ashes on the table, but this person didn't include that part in the video. Basically, Each time you see the worker rolling the glass over the table, they are adding ashes. You cannot see the ashes because they blend in with the grey table, but a lot of the fine dust particles on the final glass piece are ash.
I lost my mother at the end of September last year. Though it was quite sudden, it was not unexpected, as she had been in decline for a while. It was just before the funeral that we were told we could have 'remembrance jewellery' made from the ashes of her cremation. My sister chose a ring, and I chose a charm bead, as I had been given Mum's wedding ring and her chain and pendants, which I now wear. The bead is on the chain, too, so I now carry a little piece of mum with me wherever I go.
All mom, a little blonde and no Bullshit. ....Yes, but I only know this because I have seen previous videos by other people. The ashes were sprinkled all over the gray table. In other videos, they show the the sprinkling of the ashes on the table, but this person didn't include that part in the video. Basically, the ashes had been sprinkled on the table. Each time you see the worker rolling the glass over the table, they are adding ashes. You cannot see the ashes because they blend in with the grey table, but a lot of the fine dust particles on the final glass piece are ash.
im soon trying this for my friend in lampworking but man oh man is it ever hard if you get too much bad ashes trapped inside to produce nitrogen bubbles
sus2731 ....The ashes were sprinkled all over the gray table. In other videos, they show the the sprinkling of the ashes on the table, but this person didn't include that part in the video. Basically, the ashes had been sprinkled on the table. Each time you see the worker rolling the glass over the table, they are adding ashes. You cannot see the ashes because they blend in with the grey table, but a lot of the fine dust particles on the final glass piece are ash.
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Such a beautiful way of keeping part of my Mom with me always. Gorgeous handmade craftsmanship ❤
Amazing how this is created! Thanks for all of your wonderful artwork and outstanding customer service! -Badger Funeral Home
Absolutely beautiful work.
Thank you for combining talent and skill with the human spirit.
Just in case anyone is wondering, the ashes were there. They were sprinkled all over the gray table. In other videos, they show the the sprinkling of the ashes on the table, but this person didn't include that part in the video. Basically, Each time you see the worker rolling the glass over the table, they are adding ashes. You cannot see the ashes because they blend in with the grey table, but a lot of the fine dust particles on the final glass piece are ash.
I lost my mother at the end of September last year. Though it was quite sudden, it was not unexpected, as she had been in decline for a while. It was just before the funeral that we were told we could have 'remembrance jewellery' made from the ashes of her cremation. My sister chose a ring, and I chose a charm bead, as I had been given Mum's wedding ring and her chain and pendants, which I now wear. The bead is on the chain, too, so I now carry a little piece of mum with me wherever I go.
So beautiful!
ive been holding my moms ashes since she passed and i didnt know what to do with them but omg i would love this
Did I miss when the ashes were added?
All mom, a little blonde and no Bullshit. ....Yes, but I only know this because I have seen previous videos by other people. The ashes were sprinkled all over the gray table. In other videos, they show the the sprinkling of the ashes on the table, but this person didn't include that part in the video. Basically, the ashes had been sprinkled on the table. Each time you see the worker rolling the glass over the table, they are adding ashes. You cannot see the ashes because they blend in with the grey table, but a lot of the fine dust particles on the final glass piece are ash.
im soon trying this for my friend in lampworking but man oh man is it ever hard if you get too much bad ashes trapped inside to produce nitrogen bubbles
Anyone else bothered by the discarded pieces?
when were the ashes added??
sus2731 ....The ashes were sprinkled all over the gray table. In other videos, they show the the sprinkling of the ashes on the table, but this person didn't include that part in the video. Basically, the ashes had been sprinkled on the table. Each time you see the worker rolling the glass over the table, they are adding ashes. You cannot see the ashes because they blend in with the grey table, but a lot of the fine dust particles on the final glass piece are ash.
DO YOU HAVE CREMAINS OF A LOVED ONE OR PET? GET AshMarks! Honer your loved ones TODAY!
AshMarks is a global cremated ask registry. From here on out the cremated remains of your loved ones, whether they were buried, released or kept, their location can be forever documented by GPS map coordinates with AshMarks.
AshMarks virtual headstones or pins can be easily located. Just click on the AshMarks search tool and type in your loved ones name to locate the coordinates after they have been registered on the AshMarks map.
AshMarks is responsible for maintaining the current or final resting place record(s) and virtual headstone or pin of the chosen location(s) where the ashes are or were released, scattered or planted. AshMarks allows you and your loved ones to mark the member’s special spot forever!
I’d want to be in the shape of a bull ♉️