Free Moroccan tile papers
Download our free blue and white Moroccan tile papers to add to your free stash of digi papers for papercraft!
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You’ll be able to travel to Morocco without leaving your craft room when you use these stunning papers and toppers! Inspired by a walk through the twisting alleyways of Marrakesh, geometric patterns combine with elegant florals in shades of blue, cream and ochre. Use them to create cards that are suitable for a range of occasions, from birthdays and anniversaries to retirement and thanks, such as these three stylish designs.
Download your free Moroccan tile paper collection to get started!
Want more free patterned paper? Take a look at our ever-growing collection of free patterned papers, there are lots to choose from and there are lots of different themes. We love these free Easter printables, or more general card making, let us show you how to make cards. We love seeing what you make with our free printable papers, so don’t forget to share your cards and papercraft projects with us on Facebook and Twitter, too!
Make this Just For You card
You Will Need
- Free Moroccan papers
- Card, cream
- Ribbon
- Gems
Step 1
First, download your free Moroccan tile paper collection!
Cut the tile-effect and blue patterned papers to fit the card front, leaving a 5mm border. Attach in place on an A6 cream card blank, overlapping as shown.
Step 2
Cut out four strips of papers, 3cm wide but with varying lengths. Trim the ends with decorative scissors. Align the tops at the paper join and attach with sticky foam pads.
Here’s a top tip: Use up scraps of paper to create the four banners in the centre.
Step 3
Cover the paper join with a cut-out border piece and secure it at the back.
Cut out a sentiment and attach with sticky foam pads.
Finish by adding a bow and blue gems.
Download your free Moroccan tile paper collection:
To download the Moroccan tile paper collection, click on the link and it will open in a new window. You can then save/download the collection. Scroll the gallery to see what freebies you’re getting!
Authors
Holly is the staff writer at BBC Science Focus. Before joining the team she was a geoenvironmental consultant and holds an MSc in Geoscience from UCL.
