How to Decorate with East of India Felt Hearts for Easter
By Little Big Party Co. | Published: 2026-10-23
Category: How-to Guides
Learn simple, creative ways to use East of India felt embroidered hearts for Easter decor—from tree ornaments to gift toppers and spring displays.
Quick answer
Use East of India felt embroidered hearts as Easter tree ornaments, gift toppers, napkin rings, or tucked into spring wreaths for a soft handmade touch.
Why felt hearts work for Easter decor
Felt hearts add a warm, handcrafted feel that contrasts nicely with shiny plastic eggs or metallic bunnies. The embroidered botanical details—cream, green, or teal stitching—give them a natural look that suits both rustic and modern spring tables. Because they are lightweight and have a hanging loop, you can place them almost anywhere without damaging surfaces or branches.
Choosing the right color for your theme
Yellow hearts bring a sunny, cheerful vibe that pairs well with pastel Easter palettes. White hearts with teal stitching feel crisp and clean, ideal for minimalist or Scandinavian-inspired setups. Blue hearts with cream stitching offer a calm, muted accent that works alongside lavender or sage green. All three colors can be mixed for a playful, layered look.
Step-by-step decorating ideas
- Hang on an Easter tree or branch: Thread the heart's loop onto a thin branch or a decorative twig. Arrange several hearts at different heights alongside mini eggs or wooden ornaments. Common mistake: overcrowding the branch so hearts overlap and hide the stitching. Leave at least 2 inches between each heart so the embroidery remains visible.
- Use as a gift topper: Tie the heart's loop around a ribbon or twine on a wrapped gift, letting it dangle like a tag. It replaces a bow and doubles as a keepsake. Common mistake: using a knot that makes the heart hard to remove without cutting the ribbon. Use a slip knot or a small safety pin so the recipient can detach the heart easily.
- Tuck into a spring wreath: Weave the loop through a grapevine or moss wreath base, securing it with a short piece of floral wire if needed. Position hearts between faux blossoms or greenery. Common mistake: placing hearts too close to the outer edge, where they may get knocked off. Tuck hearts slightly inside the wreath's depth so they stay put when the door is opened or closed.
- Create a napkin ring accent: Fold a cloth napkin into a simple rectangle or fan, then wrap a ribbon around the center. Slip the heart's loop under the ribbon so the heart rests on top. Common mistake: using a ribbon that is too thick to thread through the loop. Choose a ribbon no wider than 1/4 inch to fit the heart's loop easily.
- Add to a centerpiece or vase: Drape the heart's loop over a slender vase, candlestick, or a single stem in a bud vase. Let it hang naturally against the glass. Common mistake: using a vase that is too wide, causing the heart to slide down and rest on the table. Use a vase with a neck narrower than the heart's width to keep it suspended.
Product details
- East of India Felt Embroidered Heart - Yellow: This East of India felt embroidered heart is made from soft yellow felted wool with hand-embroidered botanical stitching in cream and green tones. The yellow color adds a sunny spring accent that pairs beautifully with pastel Easter eggs and floral arrangements.
East of India Felt Embroidered Heart - Yellow - East of India Felt Embroidered Heart - White: This white felted wool heart features hand-embroidered botanical stitching in teal tones for a natural, rustic look. The white base and teal stitching create a crisp, clean contrast that works well in minimalist or Scandinavian-inspired Easter decor.
East of India Felt Embroidered Heart - White - East of India Felt Embroidered Heart - Blue: This blue felted wool heart is hand-embroidered with delicate botanical stitching in cream tones. The soft blue hue offers a calm, muted accent that complements lavender, sage green, or neutral spring color schemes.
