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Try thin grade decorator’s lining wallpaper. I use it for calligraphy demonstrations and sometimes for endpapers in books. It takes decoration if desired and would work well for wrapping paper. It isn’t designed to be on show, so has some lovely little slubby bits in it that make it look expensive and organic! So try B&Q, Wilkos or similar.
