What I have been working on would depend on near-perfect flat parts after cutting. They wouldn’t be stacked to be able to make up for imperfections. Foamboard, for example, would be perfect, but I need a lot of it, and it’s just for fun - I don’t sell anything.
I’m almost resigned to giving up and changing my approach.
I think a lot of people will buy them so sign me up as your first paying customer 
Very, very nice. It’s amazing what is possible with simple material, great ideas, a sense of design, good tools and careful execution. You’ve showed us how true that is.
You can order crates of 25 4’x8’ sheets from a sign or graphic supply house for around $250-350. It is susceptible to potato-chipping around moisture though, not very reliably flat if there’s even a whisper of humidity. Gatorboard is much more stable and also comes in similar crates. It generally costs 15%-50% more than foam core tho.
(If you can get onto the Pinewood lot you can likely get single sheets of either from the grip department at cost)
Yeah… my budget is $20 or so. Like I said, I don’t sell things. My GF is a toy to experiment with.
Wow, that is really something. Must be a result of the manufacturing process. they must “glue” the bow into place.
Fantastic! It amazes me that you used cardboard. Thanks for the YouTube videos!
These are all great! I love cardboard!
Amazing!! You have taken a simple even plain material and made it beautiful 
You are a true artist. And very pop culture which I love. Art is one of the best ways to get a message out there.
I will be watching your U- tube cast.
Thank you
Ruth Renwick