Sign Language I Love You!

[talanhart]

I was asked to make this for a Deaf Friend of mine. Her husband died a few weeks ago and this symbol was on the little paper they give you. A good friend of ours thought this would be nice in vinyl for her car. I had to really work at this one to get it to look good and I hope some people will find a good use for it. If you have any Deaf family or friends, you will be able to surprise them with this sign.

[talanhart]

I cut this yesterday to take to my Friend tonight. It cut really well using Oracal 651, Cutter at 3 and Pressure at 3. I will use Contact Paper to transfer it to her window.

[talanhart]

Here is a picture of the Vinyl on her window.

[talanhart]

I have made a lot of these for many of the Deaf people and hearing people that come to our practices on Monday night. Last week, one lady was very excited that I gave her one. She signed that she was going to put it on her travel trailer window and maybe other deaf people would see it and know that the trailer was owned by Deaf people and introduce themselves. I was excited, because I was able to understand most of what she was signing.
Last week at practice, there was a man that saw one of the cuts on a window and found out that I made them. He ordered 6 of them from me. He was at practice last night to pick them up. I told him $10 and he was going to pay $20 and so he gave me $15. I was really happy about that. I have to cut a couple smaller ones for one lady who comes. She wants them kid sized. I hope they cut that small.

[talanhart]

I received a phone call last night from a lady who wants to order at least 6 of these cuts. I had to order more vinyl today, so I ordered 3 rolls of White.

[momoftwoboys]

This is wonderful!! Do you mind saying what size you make them for a car window? Again, I want to thank you...

[talanhart]

Eight inches is a good size for this. I have cut them as small as 4 inches.

[talanhart]

There is a Sign Language font that you can download from here.

http://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-l ... pefont.htm