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I started with this quilt block - Moon and Star.

The block was sewn with the square patch in the center - not using circle piecing.

Then the circle was added as a machine applique after the block was complete.

Slice a small hole behind the area you are adding stuffing.

My hole was about 1/2 inch long. Be careful not to cut through all of the layers of fabric.

Take a small amount of stuffing and use the tool to guide it through the hole.

Once you have the stuffing or batting safely between the pieces of fabric, use the tool to spread the batting or stuffing so it is smooth.

Since this is probably going to be inside a layered quilt, you may be able to skip this step.

Even so, I do stitch mine closed - old habit, I guess!

This is the back of my trapunto piece where the stuffing was added.

For this block, I used polyester stuffing - relatively high quality so it is easy to work with and will look nice in my finished project.

This is the finished block.

The amount of stuffing or batting you add will determine how puffy the area is.

Since I wanted it somewhat round, I added stuffing so I could put more in the center.

If I wanted the entire area to be raised by the same amount, I would have used batting instead.