An illustration of a rabbit sitting on its haunches, viewed from the front.
An illustration of a rabbit sitting on its haunches, viewed from the front. Detailed SVG illustration of a rabbit in a relaxed position. A stylized, full-body illustration of a rabbit sitting in a relaxed pose. A sitting rabbit illustration in a digital format suitable for various design applications.
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Whimsical SVG Rabbit Clip Art for Your Creative Projects

Add a touch of whimsy to your projects with our free SVG rabbit clip art! Perfect for Easter crafts and decorations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the PNG files from Tibbixel on my business's website as background images or headers?

Yes, you can use our PNG files for personal crafting or business use, including as part of digital products like websites.

How do I create a mirror image in Adobe Illustrator?

Select the object and go to "Object" > "Transform" > "Reflect..."; choose the axis you want to reflect across (e.g., horizontal, vertical).

What is the best resolution to print a PDF template at?

The recommended resolution for printing PDF templates depends on the intended use of the craft. For general use, 300 DPI (dots per inch) is often sufficient, while higher resolutions may be required for detailed or intricate designs.

Why won't my DXF file import correctly if it's encrypted or password-protected?

Cricut Design Space cannot read encrypted or password-protected files. You'll need to remove any security restrictions before importing.