Stitching for Literacy ~ Blogger Puzzle Line 7

March 17 – April 28 Celebrate reading and stitching! Join participating independent needlework shops, guild, and Web communities, and stitch a bookmark that will be donated to a library or school during Children’s Book Week to reward reading accomplishments.
It’s a snap.
Step 1: Stitch a bookmark (or two, or three…). Any hand-stitched bookmark counts:

• any pattern (one you purchase or one you make up)
• on any ground (perforated paper, aida, linen, canvas, etc.)
• with any fibers (cotton, silk, metallics, beads, etc.)
• using any needlework technique (cross stitch, blackwork, hardanger, etc.)

 If you're participating in the Needle and ThREAD: Stitching for Literacy New Blogger Puzzle Contest, 

here's line 7:

H W F     V L M     S U V M W M X     C S N     Q S A M,    

This contest is open to everyone. If this is the first time you're hearing about it, go take a look.

Step 2: Drop off or mail your bookmark to a participating needlework shop, guild, or community between March 17th and April 28th. (Or any time of year, most participants collect bookmarks year-round.)
Want to do more?

• Participate in Needle and Thread: Stitching for Literacy events at your local needlework shop and/or library.
• Teach someone how to stitch a bookmark.
• Start a Read-and-Stitch Club.
• Spread the word about the program to your friends and family, on your blog, and in your newsletter.
• Participate on the Needle and Thread: Stitching for Literacy blog.
• Read! And tell us on the blog what you’re reading.