Sticker ideas for the Russian holidays
In Russia the busiest weeks for greetings run from late December to early March: New Year's Eve with the tree, tangerines and the midnight chimes, Orthodox Christmas and the Old New Year in January, then February 23 and March 8, and Maslenitsa pancakes before spring. A bear cub in an ushanka and a red scarf carries one set through all of them.
Made with MochiStamp
- Character description
- A little bear cub in a fur ushanka hat and a red knitted scarf
- Style
- Crayon
Tips
- Write something like "in a fur ushanka hat and a red knitted scarf" in the character description, and the whole set feels like a Russian winter. A fir tree, tangerines and fireworks suit New Year; tulips and mimosa suit March 8; a stack of pancakes suits Maslenitsa.
- Cover the whole season: «С наступающим!» before New Year, «С Новым годом» and «Бьют куранты!» at midnight, «С 23 Февраля!» and «С 8 Марта!» in spring, «Блины!» for Maslenitsa. Two or three words read best on a small sticker.
- The phrase group «Праздники» has 24 texts in three batches of 8: New Year, winter holidays, and February 23, March 8 and Maslenitsa.
- Download the set as a Telegram sticker set (512×512 PNG files for the @Stickers bot or the in-app sticker editor) or as a WhatsApp pack (512×512 WebP, up to 30 stickers per pack).
FAQ
Can the text be in Russian?
Yes. The text can be in Russian, English, Japanese, Arabic, Persian, or Traditional or Simplified Chinese.
Can I use the stickers on Telegram?
Yes. Every set downloads as 512×512 PNG files for a Telegram sticker set, and as a WhatsApp pack. Animated stickers are for WhatsApp and LINE only.
How many stickers should I make?
8 are enough for New Year. With 24 you cover the whole season from New Year to March 8 and Maslenitsa.
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