Constructing a Cardboard Project. I constructed a cardboard Moose, also known as the Cardboard Stack Method. This is when cardboard is cut out into a form and glued together, giving it depth and volume enabling the form to stand on its own. Thinking that this would be a simple project, turn out to be a long process. Cutting the cardboard to exactly matching the form took serval attempts. I first drew the moose on paper then transferred it to a cardboard templet. From there, I started cutting out the repeated forms to be stacked. If I were to do this again, I think that I would maybe round the figure more, mine came out to be more of a robot box figure. Overall, I did enjoy figuring out how to take a simple flat drawing to a form with depth and volume.