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Daniel Storm
edit approved Mar 6, 2020 at 22:23
Daniel Storm
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Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if youyou'd like
  5. Now goGo to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see a the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.

Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if you like
  5. Now go to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see a the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.

Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if you'd like
  5. Go to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.

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user9447
user9447
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Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > PathsWindow > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if you like
  5. Now go to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see a the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.

Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if you like
  5. Now go to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see a the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.

Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if you like
  5. Now go to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see a the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.

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ckpepper02
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Not sure how it is in CS6, but try this:

  1. Go to Window > Paths
  2. Select the path you created
  3. Go to Edit > Define Custom Shape...
  4. Name it if you like
  5. Now go to your Custom Shapes tool (cycle through pressing U)
  6. With the Custom Shapes tool selected, you will see a the Custom Shapes Picker icon
  7. Click the arrow to open the Custom Shapes Picker.

enter image description here

Your new custom shape will be at the bottom.