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Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Seaglass is one of my favorite materials to work with. Not simply because it’s pretty, but because no two pieces are ever alike. Each piece has a history all it’s own, from the lowly brown beer bottle to an intricate decanter or the Fresnel lens from a ships lantern. It’s fun to dream up histories for each piece and imagine where they could have come from. Josh, Sarah and Matt sailing aboard the Anna R in Penobscot Bay. Be sure to check out my facebook page. Springtime bracelet...

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Seaglass is one of my favorite materials to work with. Not simply because it’s pretty, but because no two pieces are ever alike. Each piece has a history all it’s own, from the lowly brown beer bottle to an intricate decanter or the Fresnel lens from a ships lantern. It’s fun to dream up histories for each piece and imagine where they could have come from. Josh, Sarah and Matt sailing aboard the Anna R in Penobscot Bay. Be sure to check out my facebook page. Springtime bracelet...

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Studio Life of James Cade: Springtime

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Saturday, April 30, 2011. New growth, new life, rebirth from a long winter. I love all the flowers shooting up out of the ground, the azalea bushes blooming. But most of all I know my favorite hummingbirds will be back within the next two weeks. Here is some new work:. Custom made bracelet for one of Matt's friends. Formed by hand with a hammer. Springtime bracelet with freshwater pearl. Simple round studs with garnet gemstones. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). MA, United States.

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Studio Life of James Cade: Rambling on the Road

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Friday, February 18, 2011. Rambling on the Road. We are on our way to Maine so I figure I should use the 3.5 hour ride wisely (I-495 traffic stinks so it might take 4.5 hours). It was a busy week in the studio and I completed a few pieces. The weather was great the past two days so I was able to take pictures outside. I made a ring with a beautiful piece of natural sea glass found up in Rockland, Maine. I also made some simply silver earrings that will go up on Etsy sometime next week. MA, United States.

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Studio Life of James Cade: March 2012

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Seaglass is one of my favorite materials to work with. Not simply because it’s pretty, but because no two pieces are ever alike. Each piece has a history all it’s own, from the lowly brown beer bottle to an intricate decanter or the Fresnel lens from a ships lantern. It’s fun to dream up histories for each piece and imagine where they could have come from. Josh, Sarah and Matt sailing aboard the Anna R in Penobscot Bay. Be sure to check out my facebook page. MA, United States.

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Studio Life of James Cade: February 2011

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Friday, February 18, 2011. Rambling on the Road. We are on our way to Maine so I figure I should use the 3.5 hour ride wisely (I-495 traffic stinks so it might take 4.5 hours). It was a busy week in the studio and I completed a few pieces. The weather was great the past two days so I was able to take pictures outside. I made a ring with a beautiful piece of natural sea glass found up in Rockland, Maine. I also made some simply silver earrings that will go up on Etsy sometime next week. MA, United States.

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Studio Life of James Cade: First Post

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Sunday, February 13, 2011. My life in the cyber world is officially starting. This blog is about my jewelry, the things that inspire me, the things I enjoy and the things in business I struggle with. I have been struggling with taking pictures of my jewelry. I have discovered that I enjoy making jewelry more than I like taking pictures of my jewelry. Its hard to capture the beauty of each piece but I will continue to improve. For now here are some examples of my jewelry. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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James Cade Creations are custom-crafted by Teresa Anderson, whose creative eye and artistic elegance influences all her designs. From earrings, necklaces, bracelets and bangles, to rings, pendants and belt buckles, James Cade Creations offers a versatile selection of beautiful jewelry. Our specialty collections include:. The Simply Gemstone Collection. The Simply Sea Glass Collection. The James Cade Signature Collection. Features innovative pieces that you won't find anywhere else. These pendants, be...

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James Cade Creations - We carefully handcraft each one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry

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About James Cade Creations. James Cade Creations is a dream-come-true for Teresa Anderson, owner and artisan. A local silversmith whose creative passion inspires each and every design she produces, Teresa has taken her love of working with her hands and built a truly exquisite collection of jewelry. Drawing from her successful career in manufacturing and management, Teresa turned her trained eye and dedication to the art of jewelry making.

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James Cade Creations - Distinctive & Innovative, High-Quality yet Affordable, Custom-Designed Jewelry That Women Love to Wear & Collect

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Unique. Elegant. One-of-a-kind. Welcome to the world of James Cade Creations, where exquisite custom jewelry. Each distinctive piece features an original design that is custom-crafted. By Teresa Anderson, a local silversmith and artisan whose creative passion brings beautiful elegance to the entire James Cade collection.

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Good friends sharing conversation, wine and cheese, delicious hors d'oeuvres, or coffee and desserts, while viewing exquisite handcrafted jewelry – all in the comfort of your own home. What could be better than a girl's night in or a ladies afternoon with James Cade Creations? We invite you to host a jewelry party in your home (or office), and enjoy our exclusive hostess benefits and discounts. Plus, Hostess Earns. 751 - $1,000. Additional Party Booking Incentives:. Contact James Cade Creations.

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James Cade Creations - Unique Jewelry Creations

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Welcome to James Cade Creations. Please click on any below image to enlarge. Haven't seen what you're looking for yet? James Cade Creations offers custom designs to fit your own unique taste and style. We can use your own stones, materials, and ideas, or let us craft a one-of-a-kind design just for you. To explore the world of James Cade Creations and view our latest designs, please click here.

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Studio Life of James Cade

Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Seaglass is one of my favorite materials to work with. Not simply because it’s pretty, but because no two pieces are ever alike. Each piece has a history all it’s own, from the lowly brown beer bottle to an intricate decanter or the Fresnel lens from a ships lantern. It’s fun to dream up histories for each piece and imagine where they could have come from. Josh, Sarah and Matt sailing aboard the Anna R in Penobscot Bay. Be sure to check out my facebook page. Springtime bracelet...

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James Cade Creations - Distinctive & Innovative, High-Quality yet Affordable, Custom-Designed Jewelry That Women Love to Wear & Collect

Unique. Elegant. One-of-a-kind. Welcome to the world of James Cade Creations, where exquisite custom jewelry. Each distinctive piece features an original design that is custom-crafted. By Teresa Anderson, a local silversmith and artisan whose creative passion brings beautiful elegance to the entire James Cade collection.

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