Another Reminder: How I Use Cremains (Ashes) in Memorial

[@islandkatgranbyridgestudio]

thank you. The use of pen design was wonderful. Was wondering how to do a design that met the client's wants

[@kathybidler8843]

I have a small paw print stamp that I use with an embossing pad to stamp my paw prints.😊

[@JamaisonSchuler]

I thought I had that exact same thing but my paw stamp was too big.

[@kathybidler8843]

@@JamaisonSchuler I found a smallish one and I keep looking for just the right size.😉😁

[@3PairDesigns]

Jamaison, very nice. I always enjoy you sharing your techniques, those look wonderful! I wonder if that one piece of glass was Wissmach? They make some gorgeous colors.

[@JamaisonSchuler]

Could have been… one never knows for sure in a buyout!

[@grethelis-glass-artist]

Hey Jamaison😊 Thanks again for a fun video Always love to see what you are up to I have a questions The pen you use to keep the ashes on the Glass,what is it called and where can you buy one like that Have a Nice day

[@JamaisonSchuler]

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[@stephencouitt3831]

I think the prefiring is a reasonable precaution.

[@thatbehaviorchick]

An odd question but how did you practice this. I would want to offer this but don’t want to mess up with anyone’s special ashes if that makes sense.

[@JamaisonSchuler]

Buy bone meal in the garden section. Or just try some soil! Fusing soil into glass (same process as cremains or ashes) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZrIkmuQit2Hr68

[@ladycoke17]

What did you use to make the design , what kind of pen?

[@JamaisonSchuler]

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[@katjurczenko962]

I think this glass may be Wissmach luminescent