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Abi

Hello Everyone!

By Abi, in Introduce Yourself

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Abi
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Hi Everyone! 

My name is Abi, I'm a 24 year old Technical Fashion Designer that lives and works in London. I wanted to learn BSL to make the most out of lockdown. I'm hoping to turn a difficult situation into something productive and helpful! I have just completed assessment 3 and I am really enjoying it. 

I have been trying to look for a way to sign 'Fashion Designer' but I can't seem to find this. Does anybody know this sign? Or is it best to fingerspell in this instance?

I am looking forward to learning more and getting to know you all! 

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