<Style x:Key="MyIcon" TargetType="ContentControl"> <Setter Property="ContentTemplate"> <Setter.Value> <DataTemplate> <Path Stretch="Fill" Fill="Red" Data="F1 M 24,13C 27.1521,13 29.9945,14.3258 32,16.4501L 32,11L 35,14L 35,22L 27,22L 24,19L 29.5903,19C 28.217,17.4656 26.2212,16.5 24,16.5C 20.1969,16.5 17.055,19.3306 16.5661,23L 13.0448,23C 13.5501,17.3935 18.262,13 24,13 ZM 24,31.5C 27.8031,31.5 30.945,28.6694 31.4339,25L 34.9552,25C 34.4499,30.6065 29.738,35 24,35C 20.8479,35 18.0055,33.6742 16,31.5499L 16,37L 13,34L 13,26L 21,26L 24,29L 18.4097,29C 19.783,30.5344 21.7787,31.5 24,31.5 Z "/> </DataTemplate> </Setter.Value> </Setter> </Style>
And then use a style with type contentcontrol (or derivatives):
<ContentControl Style="{StaticResource MyIcon}" Width="20" Height="20" Grid.Row="0"/>
All styles can be inside some resource dictionary: This is a rather informative article: http://blogs.infosupport.com/tips-for-effective-usage-of-resource-dictionaries-in-silverlight-and-wpf/