A mixture of languages, stitches, & fonts

When designing this, I didnt want it to look like it was off an assembly line, so I painstakingly made rules to follow. Such as, no 2 words could B of the same font. Each word would have 1 signed letter in it shown by a supposed hand in the letter position w/ finger markings. The sign for the letter being represented is used in making the sign for the word following. If possible, there should B some congruity in the word & its portrayl; such as tiny writing for cONDENSE, puter font for jOB, yarn colored blue for bLUE, purple designs for royal qUEEN, etc. Of course, there had to B some rhyme & reason for placing the words where they R, but not too much nor too helter-skelter. I learned how difficult such a simple sounding thing can B! The stitches other than the regular Continental, R LongStitch for denoting sides of fingers, XS for tRY, & BackStitch for the word cONDENSE.
I also made myself happy in another way : all yarn in the picture was leftover from previously done stitching. I believe in the 3 Rs (Recycle, Reuse, Reduce)!

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