A detailed illustration of a small hedgehog with spines and facial features.
A detailed illustration of a small hedgehog with spines and facial features. A simple illustration of a hedgehog with sharp quills. A detailed illustration of a hedgehog, suitable for use in graphic design and digital art. An SVG image of a small mammal with spikes on its back.
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Beautiful Hedgehog SVG Clip Art for Crafts and Design

Get instant access to our beautiful hedgehog SVG design, perfect for crafters, designers, and makers who want to add a touch of whimsy to their projects. Suitable for personal use and commercial applications alike.

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