The Craft Cutter Cash Business | Pricing System for Craft Cutter Sellers
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Product Name: The Craft Cutter Cash Business | Pricing System for Craft Cutter Sellers
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My name is Wendy Farris. I live in Zanesville, Ohio. For years, I ran the front desk of a dentist’s office.
I also had a Cricut sitting in my spare bedroom for fourteen months before I charged anyone a dollar for what it made.
Not because I wasn’t good at it. Because nobody ever handed me the business layer.
The pricing math. The Etsy titles buyers can actually find. The follow-up system that brings past customers back.
The minimum order conversation with a real estate agent who wants twelve tumblers in two weeks.
If your Cricut has been making gifts and things people keep telling you to sell, you already have what you need.
These are the five products that move consistently. What’s missing isn’t skill. It’s the operating system around the machine you already own.
In February 2022, a real estate agent named Donna came into the dental office where I worked.
She saw a tumbler I made for our receptionist’s birthday and asked if I could make twelve for a client appreciation event. I said yes. She asked what I charged. I made up a number. She wrote the check without blinking.
That night I did the math. By accident, I had priced the order about right. That bothered me more than if I had priced it wrong. If I had guessed correctly once, I could guess wrong the next ten times. I needed a formula, not a lucky answer.
The craft layer is overcovered. Ten thousand YouTube videos cover weeding, layering HTV, and calibrating a blade. The business layer is what’s missing.
Most sellers underprice because they leave out time. They count the blank and the vinyl. They forget the 35 minutes spent resizing a name, fixing a cut, weeding small letters, applying transfer tape, and packing the order.
Most sellers lose repeat customers because they finish the order and disappear. I had 22 people who had bought from me more than once and never heard from me again.
Materials plus machine wear plus labor plus platform fee equals a floor price you never go under. Chapter 2 walks through the math for each of the five products.
Keyword research and title structure. Chapter 4 covers both, including how to use EverBee to find what buyers are actually typing.
Without a production log and intake workflow, every busy week turns into a lost order. Chapter 5 builds the system from scratch.
Real estate agents, mortgage brokers, schools. Bulk buyers who aren’t shopping Etsy for the lowest price. Chapter 7 is the one most sellers skip and shouldn’t.
When to add a second machine. When more hours mean the problem is pricing, not capacity. Chapter 10 is the map.
That’s where the system can take you. It’s not where month one starts.
The first month is about getting your pricing right and landing a few real orders. By month six, a repeat customer sequence is running and local B2B accounts are starting to fill in the gaps. At twelve months, the business has a floor it didn’t have before.
The path runs through the middle: real work, real numbers, in a steady direction.
Most people leave time. They count the blank and the vinyl. They forget the 35 minutes of actual work per order.
In the book, I use this formula:
The formula stays the same. The first time you run it, it feels slower than guessing. After that, it gives you a number you can say without apologizing.
The customer sends the name. Then the color. Then the size. Then she changes the spelling. If all of that lives in text messages, you will miss something. I did.
The order flow I use now:
When you use the same order every time, the work gets calmer. That’s how a custom order stays paid work instead of a favor with a tracking number.
I won’t teach you to become a social media person.
At that Columbus workshop, I heard something that changed how I looked at my index cards of past buyers: “Forty repeat customers beat four thousand followers every day of the week. The follower is a spectator. The customer is a participant.”
A bride who bought favor stickers may need bridesmaid tumblers. A teacher who ordered classroom decals may need holiday gifts. A real estate agent who bought closing gifts may need another batch in six weeks.
Most sellers finish the order and disappear. I show you how to follow up without being strange about it.
The highest-margin work I do doesn’t happen on Etsy. It happens in office buildings.
Real estate agents need a closing gift every time they sell a house. Mortgage brokers live on referrals. Insurance offices want to stay top of mind at renewal. All three need personalized gifts on a recurring cycle and don’t want to spend four hours shopping for them.
I walk into a local real estate office around 10 AM with one sample tumbler and a card. I ask the office manager: I specialize in local closing gifts, names, dates, and neighborhood coordinates. If you ever need sets of twelve for new homeowners, I would love to be your local source.” I leave the sample and go.
About one in three offices returned my calls within a month. In week seven, I sent a text: “Doing a batch Thursday. Want me to add a dozen to the run?” That’s the whole system.
That’s quiet money. It pays for materials, then the machine, then the next thing your household needs.
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