When Wood Becomes a Lasting Memory: Resin Bowl Creation - Part 1 #Woodturning
11K views · Jul 28, 2026 · Howto & Style
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@bear788 · 2 months ago
What a beautiful memorial
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@Xenos996 · 2 months ago
What a beautiful bowl, it's nice of you to make this in memory of your mother-in-law.💜
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@velojayf · 2 months ago
What a lovely way to honor your mother in law. I pray grace and peace for your family.
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@stephaniebart-horvath1382 · 3 days ago
I sorry for your family’s loss. What a beautiful way to give tribute to your Mother-in-Law. The blue and green one combines with the gorgeous wood pattern looks like an ancient map of the world.
@charmainerohde8575 · 2 months ago
Watching the creation of a beautiful bowl as a tribute to your Mother-In-Law was extremely touching. Thank you for sharing such an important moment for the family.
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@CynthiaMurray-q5v · 2 months ago
What a gorgeous memorial for your Mother-in-law. The resin parts look like stained glass, and the wood is simply beautiful. My deepest condolences to you and your family. I hope the process of creating these memorials help ease your grief, and remind you of happier times.
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@pameladunn9695 · 3 weeks ago
So sorry for your families loss. I think this is a wonderful way to remember her. Great color choices.
@Mamadeb-17 · 2 months ago
This is one of the most outstanding bowls I’ve ever seen and Margaret is a part of it, beautiful memorial ✨✨
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@amyb82941 · 1 month ago
💜💜💜 what a beautiful tribute to your mother-in-law - may she rest in His peace.
@CrowCaw22 · 2 months ago
It’s an Honor to watch this with your family. I’m one of those who believes your mother-in-law is watching too 💕 Love from Cathy in Virginia
@wessnyder6345 · 2 months ago
So sorry for your loss. This is so touching to know that your mother-in-law appreciated your art so much, that she kept taking pieces home with her. You have done a wonderful job on this first bowl. I know that the others will be just as beautiful. And that you family will be honored. Bless you.
@scottlobegeiger3760 · 1 month ago
What a beautiful way to commemorate a loved one. Condolences to the family. You can see the love you put into it. ❤
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