Christmas Craft Planning Calendar for Small Sellers
Christmas orders come in a short window, but making them takes ordinary time: test cuts, material ordering, photos, listings, assembly, packing, and…
Labels, locker decor, teacher gifts, and first-day shirts: this collection is for the busy weeks before the school year starts. Each design is hand-drawn, easy…
Labels, locker decor, teacher gifts, and first-day shirts: this collection is for the busy weeks before the school year starts. Each design is hand-drawn, easy to read, and leaves room for names.
Use adhesive vinyl for water bottles and lunch boxes, cardstock for classroom displays, and iron-on vinyl for shirts. The cut files import into Cricut Design Space and Silhouette Studio. For items that get washed, choose permanent adhesive vinyl and wash by hand.
How to Choose
Pick label sets if you want matching items for several kids.
Choose bold shapes for small surfaces. Fine details can be harder to weed and may lift over time.
For classroom signs, choose large lettering and clear borders.
Compare the listed dimensions with your water bottle or lunch box.
If you make items to sell, choose a Commercial license.

Permanent outdoor-grade adhesive vinyl holds up well on bottles and lunch boxes. Handwashing helps the design last longer.
Yes. Add the name in your cutting software, then position it with the design.
Each product page lists the dimensions. You can resize the design in your cutting software.
Yes. The Personal license covers classroom use when the finished items are not sold.
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