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One of the four areas I focus on in my small business consulting is evaliuating systems and helping find the right tools for you to do you work with more ease, less time, and less money. That's what this post is about. Some of you may know I am starting a second eCommerce business - 100% doin' myself, from product manufacturing to packaging to graphic design.

Because product labels and packaging are one of the most expensive parts of the cost of goods for health and beauty products, I decided I wanted to make them myself. I spent a significant amount of time trying to find a work around to Cricut's print area limitations for their Print Then Cut feature. When I couldn't find one that worked, I figured it out for myself.

I share my process, with detail on the how and why I do specific steps, in the hopes that I can help someone else. If you have a business that creates and sells something, a smaller scale, this post might interest you. If you are a hobbiest craft maker, this post will interest you.

Read here: https://www.deerheartsolutions.com/post/cricut-print-then-cut-hack-full-page