Beautiful in Pink: Begonia Belle

Two handmade greeting cards feature layered, realistic pink begonias with green leaves. The left card has a leafy background and a sentiment; the right box-style card says "hello." Text above reads, "Begonia Belle July 2026 Product of the Month. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

My journey to making pink flowers with the Stampin’ Up! Begonia Belle set was interesting. I tried Bubble Bath for both of the two step images and it was too light. Then I tried Melon Mambo with Bubble Bath, and that was pretty but too much of a contrast.

I settled on Melon Mambo stamped off THREE TIMES (!!) and a layer of Bubble Bath for the stamped image. I think the pink Begonia Belle images turned out gorgeous!!

Handmade card with two pink and white roses, green leaves, and a textured white background with leaf patterns. A circular sentiment reads, “If friends were flowers I’d pick you” in pink script. Card is signed Patty Bennett, with a watermark at the bottom right. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

Begonia Belle card layers:

  • Base Card: Bubble Bath 4-1/4″ x 11″, scored at 5-1/2″, top fold card
  • Leaf layer: 4″ x 5-1/4″ Basic White stamped with Nature’s Frame background stamp in Lemon Lime Twist
  • Arches die: Basic White

Add Begonia Belle to your order for $5

My projects today feature the July 2026 Product of the Month stamp set from Stampin’ Up! Each product of the month can be added to your $75 or more order for only $5! If you are unfamiliar with this program, I’ve included reminder details at the bottom of this post.

Please check out the video replay from my weekly live last week to see how I stamped the begonias (I think they look more like roses), using a sponge dauber for extra shading and dimension.

Two sheets of white paper show repeated stamped rose images in pink and red shades. The roses are labeled “Mambo + Bubble Bath.” The Patty Stamps watermark is visible. The floral images vary slightly in tone and detail, demonstrating ink combinations. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

I created a beautiful gift box and card set to share with you today. I don’t know why but these flowers and these projects bring me so much joy and just make me smile!!

A small white gift box is decorated with two realistic pink and red stamped roses, two green stamped leaves, and a white circular tag with "hello" written in pink cursive. The box rests on a gray surface. “PATTY BENNETT” watermark is in the lower right. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

I used a scalloped window box but actually covered up the scalloped window, LOL… I guess that’s ok. I think the recipient will still enjoy it!!

What is Product of the Month?

  • The Begonia Belle stamp set Product of the Month is available to add to your $75 or more order, for just $5.
  • Reminder: Product Order Totals of $75 qualify for Product of the Month offer (while supplies last – one of each gift per customer)
  • Minimum product order amounts do NOT include tax or shipping.
  • If you redeem coupons or Stampin’ Rewards discounts on your order, it reduces the amount of your Product Total. (example: if you order $80 but redeem $21 in Stampin’ Rewards, your order total is $59 and would not qualify for Product of the Month or Free Stamps with Patty)
A hand holds a small white gift box decorated with two pink paper roses and green leaves. The box lid features the word "hello" in light pink and is partially open. The image is watermarked with "Patty Bennett PattyStamps.com. To read more, visit Patty Stamps (pattystamps.com)

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