Checkerboard Card

By | 11/05/2026

Today thought I would share a couple of Checkboard Cards, seems these are all the rage on the internet of card makers!

Creating these cards is a great way to use up some of those ½” wide scrap strips we all have!

Here is how to create the card:

  • Started with a 4¼” x 5½” piece of Basic White card stock or even copier paper works for this step
  • Cut about 10-12 strips ½” wide by about 6″ long. Make a combination of colors and images
  • Use liquid glue to adhere the strips to the Basic White paper
  • You can also cover the Basic White card stock with adhesive sheet, then add the strips
  • Cut to your desired size (4″ x 5¼” or even 3¾” x 5″)
  • Then cut that piece into ½” strips, keeping them in order
  • Cut piece of card stock to match your desired size and add the strips, moving them up and down to create a pattern.
  • Trim off excess and create your card!

 

For the second card, the Scenic Coast product collection was used. The Strawberry Slush square was used a the focal point of the and paper moved up and down based on that square.

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