National Sticker Day

National Sticker Day is celebrated on January 13, the birthday of R. Stanton Avery, who in 1935 would create the first self-adhesive label using a peel off. Stickers can come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and designs, and are used for many different purposes. Stickers can be used for personal expression, such as displaying favorite quotes, images, or artwork. They can also be used for promotional purposes, such as advertising a product or event, or to convey important information, such as warning labels or instructions. Stickers are commonly made from paper or vinyl, and can be printed with a wide range of designs using various printing techniques, such as digital or screen printing. They can be easily peeled off and applied to a variety of surfaces, such as paper, plastic, glass, metal, and more. Stickers have become a popular form of expression and decoration in recent years, with many people using them to personalize their laptops, water bottles, and other personal items. They are also commonly used in arts and crafts projects, and as a fun activity for children.