Gather All the Materials Required  Start by gathering the supplies required to wrap and safeguard your present. You can use archival quality glassine paper, cardboard or foam board, bubble wrap, packing paper, artist tape, packing tape, boxes, and a strong plastic bag.  Tape the Cardboard to the Painting’s Face Lay the painting down (facing the glassine paper), place a cardboard on the other side, and leave space on all sides for the tape to wrap around. Wrap the Painting in Newspaper or Bubble Wrap Cut a sizable piece of newspaper, bubble wrap, or a sheet of thin foam to wrap the art canvas painting. Make sure it overflows and overlaps in some way to protect the gift painting and prevent it from folding.  Calculate the Leave Allowance and Wrapping Paper. Remember to account for additional space when measuring the wrapping paper for the canvas painting so you can fold the edges. The corners of the artwork will be shielded and kept from becoming scratched by wrapping that is a few inches larger. After cutting the wrapper, you may now wrap the canvas painting.  Wrap the Painting in Wrapping Paper. You may use gift wrap in various ways, with many different options online.  Secure With Tape While a bubble gift wrap is useful, taping every side will provide greater protection from fractures, moisture, and dust, especially if framed. When shipping a large canvas, make an “X” shape with four strips of tape to stop any pieces from breaking loose and potentially damaging the artwork.  Tie the ribbon The final stage of gift-wrapping a painting requires a few ornamental items. Please give it a ribbon of your choosing to dress it up.