Spritz with water and then take your hair dryer to it while patting same with the other hand. I, too, have ironed mine with a scrap of fabic over the area.

I buy it on a roll when it goes on sale at Joanne's and then keep it on the roll. I haven't had this problem.

I just lay mine out a little ahead of time and then smooth it squared up when I cut, works fine. :-D

Yep...I do too and it works great.

I have just recently learned about Warm and Natural and used it for the first time. I just cannot believe how much easier quilting is with Warm and Natural. I bought it off a bolt - no wrinkles. When I finish with my old batting, I plan on always buying Warm and Natural. - Cynthia

I stretch it on a table with clips

Debra,
No no on the bamboo batting! My Viking store manager tried it...and it scrunches up and is stiff after washed...I put it back on the rack,based on her opinion and experience.
I stick with the warm & natural for majority of my battings.
I use Insul Brite if I'm making potholders.
Hope this helps..I know I just learned something about the w&n batting and to throw it in the dryer w/damp cloth..to take out the wrinkles.. :thumbup:
Cindy

Hey there! Thanks. I just love the W&M, but try to keep my eyes open.

I put it in the dryer for about 10 minutes on delicate with a damp wash cloth.

Lay it out and smooth it out gently with your hands and then let it lay there for a couple of hours.