American Sign Language: "a thick blanket"

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THICK BLANKET:

First you show the blanket, then you indicate that it is thick.

There is more than one way to sign BLANKET, but this is a fairly straight forward version:


Or you can use this version:


And then you can show how thick the blanket was:

 

Or you can use the general version of thick that jabs a claw hand into the cheek. 
Note: This handshape is NOT an "O." My fingers are actually spread out a bit and my thumb isn't touching my fingers (you just can't see it from the picture.)


Or you can use a specific version that means "THICK-on-me" which could be used to show a thick blanket on top of you, or a thick coat protecting you)

 

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