6 Sided Checker Board 2x2 Pattern

Algorithm:
U R F2 U R F2 R U F' R

After executing this algorithm, you may notice that one corner is oriented wrong. If your cube is loose enough, you can rotate the one corner untill all six sides are checkerboards, and you're done!

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