how should I treat creased batting?

[hélène]

I nearly always use cotton-batting, "warm-n-natural" f.ex.
But some battings are made for machine-quilting ONLY. I used it once and pinning and basting was nearly impossible!!
It is written on the plastic-bag of the batting if it's for hand- AND machine quilting or MACHINE-quilting! Watch out!
I am looking forward using wool-batting - it seems to be the softest for hand-quilting, but it's unfortunately more expensive than cotton.

[Sue Bee]

I finally got around to my creased batting, it took a little longer than I had hoped.
I had my iron on cotton and steam and I steamed the batting without touching it with the iron and then I smoothed it with my hands. It worked a treat. It is so smooth now and ready to use.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
The only thing with this method is semi scorched fingers!!
Take care.

[judes stuff]

Sue we all suffer for our creativeness and i hope your fingers are okay now.

[Sue Bee]

Thankyou, the fingers are fine. Yes we do suffer for our creativity don't we. It's a bit like beauty is pain, we just seem to put up with it.