Quilling Letters 102 - Part 2

When confronted with a letter like "y", I like to pause for a second and study where the most challenging part of the letter is, and tackle that part first. 

In this case, I want to solidly glue the inner angle first, allowing the sides and bottom to fall into place around it.

Yep. Very happy I'm dealing with the tail AFTER most of the other bits are down {whew!}.

Oops, the curve isn't quite where I want it to be. No prob. I'll just do selective curving.

Ok, just a bit more...

Now to dab glue to the end of the "y" so it can be glued against the other end.

Here I'm using my tweezers to help align the ends so the join looks clean and I'm saved the hassle of having to trim any excess.

Similar to the "w", I secured the top edges of the "u" first, then worked my way down. Since I anticipated this one to be tricky, again I skipped the prior letter.

What would I do without my tweezers?

At this point, I feel like a snake handler, wrestling with the lowercase "r".

Can anyone guess the third and final word? There will be a PDF prize given to the first person who guesses correctly!