Stats Update

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 Since I’ve been gone for so long, I wanted to do a quick post about the current stats of this blog as well as my goals for this year. Well, so far we have 17,205 viewers and it is my goal to reach 20k by the end of this year. So send this blog to your friends and family to help support my dreams. I blog for free because I love inspiring people with art and creative ideas so it would mean a lot to me if you could help inspire others by sharing and following along. Most of my followers are US based but I do have a growing international group of followers which is really exciting. Now I have followers in Italy, the UK, Canada, India, Austria, and Malta! Currently I have 410 posts but trust me, that number will be increasing soon. Thanks for hanging around and let’s get to crafting! 

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