Vector illustration of a duck, suitable for digital cutting and crafting projects.
Vector illustration of a duck, suitable for digital cutting and crafting projects. A simple illustration of a white duck with a yellow beak and orange feet. A simple illustration of a duck, suitable for use in vector graphics and digital design. A simple line drawing of a duck, suitable for use in graphic design.
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Beautiful Free SVG Duck Clip Art for Cricut and Vector Design Projects

Add a splash of personality to your designs with this beautiful free SVG duck clip art, perfect for Cricut cutting machines and vector design projects.

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