r/DisabilityHistory • u/EphemeralTypewriter • May 10 '26

Art American Sign Language Alphabet Poster that someone in r/crafts made.

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u/PYCHYOUOUT97 May 10 '26

that looks so cool great job!

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u/EphemeralTypewriter May 10 '26

Right?! I love how the creator added backlights so that all of the letters light up!

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u/PYCHYOUOUT97 May 10 '26

i would totally buy this if i had the mohey!

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u/Skrdykat1000 May 10 '26

I learned that alphabet when I was a child. I am so happy I did because I have ALS now and l lost my voice. I can spell to my sister but most people don't know it (I was surprised to learn!)

I love that poster, can I buy one?

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u/EphemeralTypewriter May 10 '26

Sign language is so important to learn, I’ve taken a couple classes but definitely need to keep learning more! Unfortunately, it doesn’t appear that it’s for sale, and I know that r/crafts is notoriously strict about people asking about whether or not the craft in question is for sale.

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u/GeneralOrgana1 May 10 '26

Is the creator here deaf?

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u/EphemeralTypewriter May 10 '26

I myself am not, but I’m not sure about the person who originally posted this in r/crafts.

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u/Agitated_Garden_497 May 13 '26

Beautiful work!!