Instructions

1. Take the needle down to the fabric at the left bottom of the shape you want to fill. Do not make a knot nor secure the first stitch. Leave the tail of the thread on the surface.
2. Bring the needle up a little bit on the left. Make a tiny stitch to the right and take the needle down into the fabric a bit to the ight from the starting stitch.
3. Pull the thread to the back side of the fabric, but do not close the loop yet. Take the needle up inside the loop.
4. Pull the thread to close the loop. Pull the needle up and draw the thread through. The first holding stitch is created.
5. Take the needle down to the fabric at a distance of one stitch to the right. Now, instead of the tail, you have a loop. 
6. Hold the loop and bring the needle up on the left from the stitch. Make a stitch to the right.
7. Pull the needle up and draw the thread through. Tighten one more holding stitch.
8. Repeat the stitches till the row is filled with stitches.
9. Make as many rows as you need to fill the shape.
10. Cut the loops and trim to the same length.
11. Use a brush to fluff up the surface and remove the cut-off threads.
12. Use the lint remover or a piece of tape to gather cut-off threads.