sounds like you're in for an adventure, but at least you have some time to figure it out :P

I would wrap the middle first and then individually wrap the top and bottom.
If you want to get fancy then you can kinda pull some of the bottom/top wrap part down onto the middle.

Or you could just put a bow on in. It's a nice gift, it don't need no wrapping. lol.

This seems very hard to wrap, indeed!
I guess I would have wrapped it individually as well :D

Yea please tell us about the solution to that problem xD

And then we get a pic of a pump with a single tiny bow on top c'':



a new raffle is open, holiday edition ~

a single winner will get the entire Doughnight '18 set of 24 items.
you know the drill :P

I managed to collect all the items so I won't join this raffle but good luck and Merry Christmas to everyone

Merry Chrismas <3

feel free to share the raffle so that people who haven't managed to get a full set or missed it entirely can see they have a second chance at it ;o

well, I started thinking maybe I should use some burlap sacking and wrap twine around it and then it turned into a kind of twine macrame project around the handle until one of the cousins pointed out the twine would get very muddy/dirty quite fast, so I've undone that again.
Now I'm thinking that the individually-wrap the sections solution you proposed is the best way to go..... but since it's not going with them this trip anyhow (and I don't want to pay shipping), for now it's just propped in a corner and will be gathering dust.
>.<;

if I remember when it comes up later, I'll let you know what happens with it. I suspect Light's solution will probably be the final choice, though.

tbh if something's hard to wrap I tend to either forego wrapping at all and just put it in a box or such that I can wrap, or I really put a tiny bow randomly on it for the laugh of it and present it like that :P