Diy urns for ashes

Direct cremation is when the body of the deceased is cremated after death without a prior memorial service and without the involvement of a funeral home.

First developed by designer Diane Leclair Bisson, ice urns are a beautiful and natural alternative to scattering ashes in water.

We love what these people are doing: Turing cremains into beautiful stones that people can hold in their hands. You can get approximately 25 for a 100 pound person. And they can sit on your nightsatand without worrying about spilling them. You can read more about them here .

Like most people, this is probably the first you've had to think about urns. Here are 8 things you should know about cremation urns.

Whatever the reason, if you need to build a cremation cask, this is the best tutorial you will find.

Was your beloved a really unique person? For our quirky loved ones, these are weird things to do with ashes that would honor them perfectly.

These blue urns are the 10 best blue cremation urns available on the market today. From premium blue urns made in the USA to affordable imports, these are the best blue cremation urns anywhere.

I was commissioned to make a small wooden cremation urn, and because of the nature of this project I really wanted to use a beautiful piece of timer. After

Someone I know lost a family member, and was in dire straits money wise. He could not afford an Urn for the ashes, and wanted to have a small candle lighting…

DIY Biodegradable Cremation Urn. Was your loved one an environmentalist? Consider making your own biodegradable cremation urn with this super easy papier-mache tutorial that shows you how to make an oval shape using a balloon base. When you’re done, pour