A small mammal with a furry body and long tail, swimming in water amidst aquatic plants.
A small mammal with a furry body and long tail, swimming in water amidst aquatic plants. Illustrated vector design of a playful otter in a floral setting. A digital illustration of a otter in a floral setting, suitable for vector art and cutting machine designs. A detailed vector illustration of a wild otter in a natural setting.
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Beautiful Otter Clip Art for Your Next Crafting Project

Discover the beauty of nature with our free SVG otter clip art, perfect for your next crafting project or design.

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Focus on the problematic entity and try importing it separately from the rest of the file. If that doesn't work, check for errors in the entity's properties (e.g., layer, color, etc.).

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You can use the "Scale" tool in Silhouette Studio to resize your project to fit within the bounds of your cutting mat. Simply select the entire project, go to Object > Scale, and enter the desired dimensions.