Petal Shapes in PowerPoint


Petal Shapes in PowerPoint

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Do you want to create a flower diagram, or just draw a normal flower? You will soon realize that PowerPoint’s Shape Gallery offers no Petal shape or even no Leaf shape. However, PowerPoint’s amazing Merge Shapes tools allow you to create almost any shape without having actually to draw anything. And they also allow you to create convincing Petal shapes. We show you two ways to create a Petal shape in PowerPoint. The first way uses the Merge Shapes’ Union tool to create a tapered petal whereas the second way uses the Merge Shapes’ Fragment tool to create a curved petal.

Petal Shapes in PowerPoint

Petal Shapes in PowerPoint

Learn to draw petal shapes in PowerPoint quickly.




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