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18.0 - 1930 Beer Festival Retro 3D Scene Sticker

18.0 - 1930 Beer Festival Retro 3D Scene Sticker

Regular price $15.80 NZD
Regular price Sale price $15.80 NZD
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Quantity

Back card x 1

Scene Card x 1

PET stickers x 4 - 214*335mm'

Guidelines: 95% guildelines

Estimated finishing time: 5 hours non stop

1930 Beer Festival Retro Pixel Art Stickers
Bring the lively, nostalgic charm of a 1930s-inspired beer festival to your creative projects with our whimsical pixel art sticker set! This collection captures every cozy detail of a retro beer festival—from bustling beer stalls and live music stages to cozy bar corners and adorable characters enjoying every moment. Whether you’re decorating a journal, planner, scrapbook, or digital design, these stickers add a playful, vintage touch to any creative space.

Key Features:

• Vintage Pixel Art Style: Charming isometric pixel art that evokes the cozy, lively atmosphere of a 1930s beer festival.

• Rich Festival Details: Includes beer barrels, food stalls, live music stages, bar counters, and cute character illustrations—all the iconic elements of a fun-filled beer festival.

• Versatile Use: Ideal for decorating journals, planners, scrapbooks, bullet journals, digital notebooks, and social media graphics.

• High-Quality Stickers: Waterproof, easy-peel vinyl stickers designed for durability and seamless integration into your projects.

• Cozy & Nostalgic Vibe: Perfect for anyone who loves retro aesthetics, beer culture, or whimsical, detailed art.

Why Choose Our 1930 Beer Festival Stickers?
Whether you’re a journaling enthusiast, a scrapbooker, a digital artist, or a lover of all things retro, these stickers let you:

• Create immersive, festival-themed spreads in your journal or planner.

• Add playful, nostalgic details to digital designs and social media posts.

• Celebrate your love for beer culture and vintage aesthetics in a fun, creative way.

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