need to find a handshape

[Charles Butler]

Try this one.  It's the curlicue (it's used in Brasilian Sign Language (Libras).
 
You'll find it under the 5 handshape, right next to the one you chose.  The curlicue is completely closed up, but it's very close to what you are looking for.
 
Charles Butler
 
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From: eghoffma at UMICH.EDU
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Sent: Thursday, June 29, 2006 2:39:59 PM
Subject: [sw-l] need to find a handshape


Hi all- I'm working on a transcript of Nepali Sign Language and I can't 
find a particular handshape on the Signtext Editor. I've attached a 
Word document that has the closest handshape I can find, along with a 
description of how it would need to differ to represent that handshape 
I need. If anyone can point me to the right shape or advise me as to 
how I would create it myself I'd be grateful.
Best,
Erika Hoffmann
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