How to print multiple copies of same image (with specific fixed dimensions) on single page

I think under File > Automate there is a macro for printing a Contact Sheet. It's not quite as streamlined of a process I'm looking for to print the photo on 1 page but it is an option worth noting. 

I am using Photoshop Elements 10 on Win 7 PC.  I am trying to print multiple copies of one image on a single 8.5x11 sheet of paper? The images are artwork for buttons (to be used in button-making machine) so the dimensions must be exact on the duplicated images.  When I select Picture Package, the images are resized to fit the dimensions in the picture package. When I select Contact Sheet, the images are resized to fit the number of columns I selected.  Neither is acceptable.  How can I repeat the same image on a single piece of paper without having the system re-size the image?  I know that I can manually create a new PSE file and manually insert the images into this file.  This is what I have been doing as a work-around.   But I would hope there is a better/faster way.

 

Thank-you!

By @rzh1-UihxA6

Another solution: using the 'pattern' function.

Open your image,

Duplicate it

Resize it

Menu File >> Define pattern

Save the file as a pattern name

Create a new empty page based on your paper format (A4 for instance)

Select all (Ctrl A)

menu Edit > fill selection > with pattern

select your saved pattern

thats's all.

A variation of hatstead's method where the pictures are precisely aligned:

1. Add the picture to the blank file as hatstead described. Use the Move tool to position the picture in the upper left corner.

2. Duplicate the layer. Use the arrow keys (NOT the mouse) to move the new layer to the right.

3. Repeat step 2 until the row is filled:

4. Merge Down the 3 layers into one. Alternatively, link the 3 layers and do a Merge Linked as in this example. The end result is the pictures in the row are on one layer:

5. Duplicate the layer and use the arrow keys to move this down to the 2nd row.

6. Repeat step 5 to create additional rows.

7. Finally, to center the whole thing on the sheet, link all the row layers and position with the arrow keys.

Note that you can also custom-make your own Picture Package. Instructions for this should be somewhere in Help.

1. Open a blank, new file from the File menu, 8.5x11"
2. Open the button image, and drag it from the photo bin to the work area
3. In the layers palette, right click on the layer with the button image and duplicate the layer
4. Use the move tool to position the the duplicate
5. Repeat steps 3&4 until you have populated the entire canvas