You can see these lilacs here on my Flowers board |
So it is with a major amount of surprise that I realized this morning that I have 800 followers on Pinterest. While I know that may be a small potatoes number to many of you, for me it's huge! My Pinterest board activity far outpaces any of my other social media outlet activity, so I thought it might be fun to get a little background on all those Voie de Vie followers:
This awesome riot of color can be viewed here |
New York
Washington, D.C.
Los Angeles
These pretty in pink peonies can be seen on my Flowers board here |
Philadelphia
While my audience is far and away from the United States, the next four countries who pin from my boards:
Canada
United Kingdom
Netherlands
Germany
The five boards with the most amount of followers (highest to lowest):
Flowers
Interiors
I love the color play in this arrangement, which you can see here |
Fashion Weeks/Events Around the World
I Tought I Saw A Puddy Kat
And, along the sides, you'll see the five all-time most pinned images from my boards. It's no coincidence that four of them are flowers! Although, I must say that in the last thirty days my Fiber Fanatic board has been getting a fair amount of repins.
I had no idea when I created a flowers board that it would become my most popular board - I only knew I love flowers and wanted to share their inspiration with others. Go figure.
Of course, the board I want everyone to follow - my original designs board, is still in its quest to gain further traction. That's alright, I am patient.
And last, but certainly not least, this lovely living space can be seen here on my Interiors board. In the past I've blogged about its popularity. |
Pinterest has been a very good thing for me - not only in terms of sharing my inspirations and a way to visually show a good portion of my making, but it has also contributed to design sales (although I am less interested in this direct connection). It's nice that Ravely now tracks sales referrals for shopkeepers.
I thank everyone who follows my boards, and I hope I continue to be a visual inspiration to each of you.
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