Blue Plaid Side Tear Checks

We're Biased!

Like a skilled seamstress, we've added interest to this basic blue gingham pattern by placing it on the diagonal, which, in sewing terms, is said to be "on the bias."

Cutting a pattern on the bias allows a fabric to stretch in a way that's not possible when it's cut square. It's a trick that works particularly well with linear patterns like plaid.

Indeed, any home economics teacher will tell you that working with gingham is not for beginners!

But don't worry -- there's nothing complicated about Blue Plaid Side Tear Checks from CheckAdvantage! You'll love how easily they separate from the pad, thanks to the short line of perforation on the left. No more accidental rips means you'll waste fewer checks, and what self-respecting home ec teacher couldn't get behind that?!?

Don't delay -- make our Blue Plaid Side Tear Checks and matching address labels yours today!