Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Daughter's Urn
Jerry Maske
My Daughter died from Ovarian Cancer the beginning of August and the family asked me to make an Urn for her ashes. This is what I came up with and will take it to Dallas the beginning of September for the memorial. Had a couple of wild moments keeping up with that twist, but we got it done. And the wood came from my yard too. Never tried a Barley Twist before, so this one got me to use some words I haven't used for a long time.
Jerry
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Henry (Raleigh NC)
Jerry: My condolences on the loss of your daughter.
Your piece is nicely done. Congrats on trying something new here - I turn so infrequently that I am relearning each time. So I aspire to pieces such as you've shown here.
Henry
My condolences Jerry
Dick Coers
Turning that had to be one emotional journey. So sorry for your loss. Nice work.
Excellent Jerry. My Condolences
Daughter's Urn
Tom Colligan
That's really fine craftsmanship, Jerry; and, we hope you and your family are doing well.
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Leo Cuellar
A beautiful creation, so sorry for your loss.
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clay foster
It was made with love, and that makes it beautiful and sacred. Pieces like this always give mixed emotions.
Lovely Urn - Very sorry for your loss
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Don Orr
Nicely done-I'm sure it wasn't easy but it came out great.
Very sorry for your loss.
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Jim Barbour
My condolences to you and yours. I hope the making brought solace and the use brings peace.
How very sad -- a beautiful tribute.