Rounded square shape

I wonder if someone would be able to help me create this type of shape in illustrator. I'm actually wanting to start with a square, to rotate 45 degrees and add curved both its corners and sides dishes until you get the desired shape?

Help with this for a newcomer in illustrator would be much appreciated.

Kind regards

Joe

Rounded diamond.jpg

Draw a polygon 8-corner

  1. Select all the other corners
  2. Drag the corner indicateor circle or double-click to make the small corners
  3. Do the same with the remaining corners

I did a similar mission there in this video:

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