Sanding Wooden Rings Many people see my finished cremation memorials and have many questions on how and why I like making wooden urns. The urns are made up of many precisely cut pieces of Continue Reading →
In the past six years of designing hand-turned wooden urns and talking to many families, I have learned the trend these days for a proper memorial to a departed loved one Continue Reading →
There is more and more interest in pet owners wanting to be buried with their beloved dog or cat. So much interest that the state of New York formally adopted regulations Continue Reading →
I reflect today, September 11th, on the importance of a building a fitting memorial. Many U.S. citizens are wondering why it is taking so long for New York to complete Continue Reading →
The trend today in many areas of life is to express individuality. Examples can be seen in the way we personalize our Facebook page, communicate our own interests on Pinterest, Continue Reading →
Keepsake cremation urns are miniature size urns that hold a small amount of ashes. A keepsake may be used as a memorial urn for a baby. Some families choose a Continue Reading →
Pets become a member of the family. In many cases, they give us unconditional love and loyalty that many people in our lives don’t offer. The passing on of a Continue Reading →
I make wooden urns from a variety of different wood species: Black Walnut – light to dark chocolate brown in color with a straight and wavy grain, large burls are common Maple – light in Continue Reading →
As an artisan, I’ve always loved creating things with wood. In talking with some of my urn customers, many chose a wooden urn as a memorial for their loved one Continue Reading →
Honoring Your Pet in a Special Way I find fulfillment in my work providing families with custom pet urns to bring a bit of comfort to broken hearts missing a Continue Reading →
