Pet Memorials

I had never really heard about the “rainbow bridge” until a friend of mine asked me about making one for her cats that had passed away over the years. Below are some examples of the love and the work that have gone into memorializing our furry family members, giving them a way to continue bringing us joy and light.

Our first dog, Bert, loved our hill in our backyard. It was covered in myrtle, which is a deep green vine with small periwinkle flowers. Rather than the traditional "rainbow bridge" I created a piece for him that reminded me of his favorite spot.
The wind chime is similar to the wind chime on another page, but there are ashes layered between the two layers of glass.
These two pieces were made for a friend's bunnies - one bunny was named "Sweet Pea" and has the sweet pea flowers. The other bunny was named Jambo. The Hibiscus flower was chosen because Jambo was a bunny of Korean descent and the Hibiscus is the n

I would be happy to work with you on memorializing your pets in glass. We can work together on a design. There is no limit on shape, and very little limit on size. The piece can be something for indoors, or outside, and it is up to you as to whether you see the ashes, or just know that they are there.

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