Again, thank you for all the insights you've shared.

I want to explain the situation so you can help me out: Roxanne Smith has
helped me test and revise most of my photo-diagrams. I just sent her
photo-diagrams for my coat hanger (
http://neorigami.com/neo/index.php/en/useful-models/item/446-gancho-para-ropa-/-coat-hanger).
This model must be made with what I know as cartulina in order to lift
a
real size shirt or t-shirt. I know that card stock is the closest thing
(maybe it's the same thing but I'm not completely sure) to cartulina. The
problem is that she explained to me that card stock is only sold in small
sizes, but in order to fold the coat hanger you must begin with a 19.7 X
19.7 in. square (50 X 50 cm). So now I'm trying to find out what kind of
paper is big enough and has the same, or almost the same, folding qualities
as card stock; besides being easy to find.

What kind of paper do you suggest?

Thank you : )

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