Do you mean it will be zigzag quilting?
What some of us do is split up the quilt batting when layering. Depending on your quilting pattern, you can split the batting into 3 pieces vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. I gave detailled instructions on how to do this in an older post. If you do a search on the QB, you may be able to locate that post and other threads on this technique. It does require a little bit of thought and effort to do it correctly. For example, it's important to use a permanent pen to label the batting pieces and also to create registration marks along the cut lines. Basically what you do is layer and quilt the middle section first. (Eliminating 2/3rds of the batting for this step means the quilt fits much more easily under the arm of a domestic machine.) Leave about 6 inches unquilted along each side. Once the middle is quilted, attach one of the other pieces of batting to the middle piece of batting, layer, and quilt that section. Once finished there is no indication that the batting was ever split.