Iceblossom

Cut to size while folded and then open it up. It's just a height thing, really, we don't want a roll 10+ feet long! Well, unless we use a long arm. My last full roll of batting was folded in thirds, so I would cut off each quilt first even though we stored it on the long arm stand.

I recommend air fluffing the batting in the dryer for a couple of minutes (no heat!) to fluff it up and remove the folding creases. If that isn't working, put in a damp towel and be very careful watching it on low heat for just a bit.

JustAbitCrazy

Batting is often rolled up folded in half just so it's easier to ship and store. It's not meant to be used doubled.

Beachbaby12

I would not double the batting - single batting is easier to work with too.

Idle Di

Thank you everyone for your help, I wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and please be safe

Idle Di