LEGO Christmas stickers for a winter village
Two sheets that turn a LEGO town into a Christmas one: the signs, posters and shop windows of a village getting ready for the season, and road signs with snow settled on top. Every design is sized to sit on a standard tile, so the stickers go on spare tiles rather than on your sets, and in January they pack away with everything else.
The Christmas Village: shops, posters and the market
Forty-seven stickers, one of each and no repeats. Three big pieces for 4x4 tiles carry the scene: a Christmas Market board over a square of snowy stalls, a toy shop window full of toys, and a cafe menu chalkboard. Nine shop and stall signs for 2x4 tiles name the street, from Tinker's Toys and Sugarplum Sweets to Hot Chestnuts and Holly Halt, the village station.
Then come the details that make it feel lived in. There are fourteen posters for upright 2x3 tiles: carols, the panto, skating, the grotto, the lights switch-on and the Santa Special steam train. And there are twenty-one small designs for 2x2 tiles, from a robin and a snowman to a Letters to Santa postbox and a reindeer crossing sign.
Snowy road signs for every street
This is our UK road signs sheet, ready for winter. All 84 signs have snow settled along the top and sit on a night sky with falling snow: speed limits, warnings, blue direction signs, brown tourist signs, street names and traffic lights. It is the same set as the plain UK Edition, so it fits a town you have already built and simply turns it to winter. The snow never covers a letter, number or symbol.
Where to start, and what to buy first
If you want the Christmas look from one sheet, start with the Christmas Village. It carries the shops, the market and the posters on its own.
If your town already has its shops and you want it to look as if it snowed overnight, start with the snowy road signs.
And if you are building the whole scene, the bundle puts both sheets in one box: 131 stickers, every one different, for less than the two bought separately. The bundle also posts to the USA.
Turning your town into a Christmas village
Most Christmas builds start one of two ways. Either you already have a street and want its winter version without taking it apart, or you put out a row of Christmas sets each December and want them to read as one village. We have written a guide for each: Christmas MOC ideas for the first, and Christmas village display ideas for the second.
What makes these different
Every shop name in the village is invented, and every sign and poster has its own lettering, so the street reads as a row of different traders rather than one sticker repeated. The Christmas Village artwork was made with AI image generation, and we set the lettering ourselves.
How the stickers work
They're printed on white-backed vinyl in the UK and posted flat as A4 sheets in a protective box. The stickers are not pre-cut: you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife. Each design is sized 0.2mm in from every edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the bevel rather than riding up onto it. Any tile colour works, because every sticker carries its own background.
If the thing you need does not exist
Tell us. We draw custom LEGO stickers to order, whether that is a shop name for your own village or a sign for one particular corner.
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Our UK road signs sheet, ready for winter. Every one of the 84 signs has snow settled along its top, and each sits on a night sky with falling snow, so your town looks as if it snowed overnight.
It is the same set of signs as our plain UK Edition, the speed limits, warnings, blue direction signs, brown tourist signs, street names and traffic lights, so it fits a city or village layout you have already built and simply turns it to winter.
It pairs with The Christmas Village sheet for a full festive street, and there is a bundle of the two.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
42 road signs for 2×2 tiles: stop, give way, no entry, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 limits, national speed limit, no waiting, no stopping, no left turn, no right turn, no U-turn, ahead only, keep left, keep right, turn left, turn right, turn left ahead, turn right ahead, roundabout, roadworks, pedestrian crossing, crossroads, school, two-way traffic, level crossing, speed camera, low-flying aircraft, horse riding, wild animals, quayside, falling rocks, parking, accessible parking, EV charging, hospital, bus, cycle route, pedestrian zone and fuel
15 signs for 2×3 tiles: bus lane, 20 zone, 30 zone, park and ride, red route, and ten brown tourist signs: golf course, theatre, castle, steam railway, zoo, picnic site, vineyard, museum, abbey and marina
8 street names for 1×4 tiles: Main Street, High Street, Station Road, Church Lane, Park Lane, King Street, Market Street and Queen’s Road
8 direction signs for 1×4 tiles: Town Centre, City Centre, Car Park, Station, Hospital, Parking, Airport and Beach
11 small pieces for 1×2 tiles: three traffic light housings, red, red and amber, amber and green lights, a Belisha beacon, a postbox and two one-way arrows
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every sign carries its own night-blue background, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
THE SNOW
The snow is set so it never covers a letter, number or symbol. On the long thin street-name signs, where the lettering sits close to the top edge, the snow is a lighter dusting.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile’s bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 84 signs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
Ordering from the USA? This sheet posts to you for £4.95 by standard airmail, or £12.85 tracked, with duties paid so there is nothing to pay when it arrives.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.