1. Initial ideas Drawing with Word/PowerPoint Drawing with SerifDraw Annotation

2. To enable you to draw using Word/PowerPoint – the Drawing toolbar needs to be open. To open the Drawing toolbar – click on the View toolbar - then Toolbars and finally select Drawing from this menu. Drawing tool bar A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

3. Drawing toolbar - WORD Basic Shapes – a range of shapes can be selected e.g. circle & rectangle. Some of the shapes have 3D features. AutoShapes menu Ways of drawing outline cushion shapes - using AutoShapes A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

4. The rectangle could be your starting point Drawing a range of outline shapes Try out a range of other outline shapes for the cushion design - use the fill tool to give further impact. A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

5. The AutoShapes menu contains a number of features to help you draw designs : Lines - a range of lines styles can be used – Curve, Freeform & Scribble – you will need to test which one is best suited for a task. AutoShapes menu Ways of drawing outline cushion shapes A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

6. Select line style – Scribble – is more like a pencil and it gives a more sketched appearance. Scribble Freeform Drawing cushions Freeform – it will draw a straight line – but these can be smoothed using the edit pointer tool to give a softer effect– click Draw toolbar. A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

7. Adding colour – using the fill option Drawing toolbar - WORD Adding colour & 3D effects – select Fill Colours The menu allows you to: Fill designs with solid colours Using solid fill A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

8. Using Fill Effects features Gradient effect – this can be used to get a 3D effects. Drawing toolbar - WORD Gradient effect Fill Effects enables you to create a range of interesting pattern & textures – lets look in detail at Fill Effects. A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing

9. Texture – some of the fills are suitable. Drawing toolbar - WORD Texture effect A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing Using Fill Effects features

10. Drawing toolbar - WORD Pattern effect The Pattern menu allows you to : produce a range of textured effects. use one or a blend of two colours A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing Using Fill Effects features

11. Drawing toolbar - WORD The Picture menu allows you to : fill an object with a saved photograph or designs. Click on Select Picture and it will take you to My Picture – selected your picture – click Insert and it will fill your outline design. A quick introduction to using Word/PowerPoint for drawing Using Fill Effects features

12. Can you identify which effect has been used on the following cushions?