Nowruz and Yalda sticker ideas
Nowruz greetings last about two weeks: spring cleaning and the fire festival before it, the moment the year turns, family visits, and a picnic on the thirteenth day. Yalda, the longest night of the year, is another evening full of messages. A character in a colorful vest with spring blossoms carries one set through all of them.
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- Character description
- A round little hedgehog in a colorful embroidered vest, with spring blossoms on its head
- Style
- Watercolor
Tips
- Write something like "in a colorful embroidered vest, with spring blossoms" in the character description, and the whole set feels like spring. Sprouts, goldfish, painted eggs and hyacinths suit Nowruz; pomegranates and watermelon suit Yalda.
- Cover the whole season: "Spring cleaning!" and "Fire festival!" before Nowruz, "Happy Nowruz" and "Eidi, please!" when the year turns, and "Picnic day!" for Sizdah Bedar. Two or three words read best on a small sticker.
- The Nowruz texts include Yalda night too, so the same character can make a winter set in December.
- Download the set as a WhatsApp pack (512×512 WebP with a 96×96 tray icon, up to 30 stickers per pack) or as 512×512 PNG files for Telegram's @Stickers bot.
FAQ
Can the text be in Persian?
Yes. The text can be in Persian, Arabic, English, Japanese, or Traditional or Simplified Chinese.
Can I use the stickers on WhatsApp and Telegram?
Yes. Every set downloads as a WhatsApp pack and as 512×512 PNG files for a Telegram sticker set. Animated stickers are for WhatsApp only.
How many stickers should I make?
8 are enough for the Nowruz greetings. With 16 or 24 you can add Yalda night and everyday texts, and use the set all year.
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