Handshapes and SW

[Jonathan]

Hi Cherie,
    Thank you so very much!!! This is and the cheat sheet will be very
useful to promote SignWriting and help people identify with the hand
symbols even more easily.
    I took the liberty to darken the handshapes so I could print it. 
The symbols got a bit bolder, but it they are still quite legible.  I
hope this will save you having to over them with a sharpie. ;-)

Jonathan

CWren at doe.k12.ga.us wrote:
>
>   Here is the comparison of handshapes and SignWriting...  The
> handshapes look a bit light after scanning and copying... I might go
> over them with a sharpie and try again, but this is what it should
> eventually look like.
>
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> Cherie Wren
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