packing a carving

[hen]

Our parish fair is next week (Washington Parish Fair)
Franklinton,La Oct.19-22
any way, i am putting some of my carvings on exhibit
and trying to sell some, what is the best way to wrap
and transport them without damaging any of them?
any help is appriciated.

thank,henry

[Claude]

I use bubble wrap from Staples - comes in a large roll Staples® Large Bubble Wrap®, 12" x 30' | Staples® and you can also find it a moving/storage places. I put the bubble-wrapped items into a large cardboard box.

Claude

[rickm]

popcorn works very well.

[mpounders]

If it has any really delicate or fragile pieces, you might want something more. Lynn Doughty builds a plywood box to fit his, providing a completely hard inner shell that he packs inside another cardboard box. I have had to repair one of my carvings after just driving it in a cardboard box, because it shifted enough to break a feather off.

[scooter]

Eggcrate foam has done right by me.

S~

[Bob K.]

I would use bubble wrap...and don't pack them too tight in the box. Keep the more fragile pieces on the top.