I'd prefer the method to draw it using two circles and a rectangle because I think that's the simplest method. But other methods are also OK. I need a not too curvy heart. Something like this.
I tried putting two circles together and a square below them. But I'm not getting a perfect heart. The intersection points of the square and circles are edgy. I want to know how much distance there should be between the circles and how big the square should be when compared to the circles. Here is my effort's result.
Answer
Create a square.
Create a semicircle with the same diameter:
Create a circle.
Move the round control in the circle tool to make it a semicircle, with the straight side being perfectly horizontal and facing downwards.
Select your square, copy, select your semicircle, edit → paste size → paste width. Be sure to have the proportion lock activated (the little lock in the toolbar).
Open the Align and distribute tab, choose relative to as first selected.
- Select your square and then your semicircle.
- align bottom edge of objects to top edge of anchor.
- align left edges.
Duplicate the semicircle and rotate by 90 ° clockwise, repeat step 3 analogously.
Select all three objects, path → object to path and path → union.
Object → transform → rotate by 45 ̌°.
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