So for either your math, or mine, you run into a situation where the average 60" wide roll of silnylon wont be wide enough to make a panel. For the 10' wide square the 62" silnylon might just be enough, but 60" stuff wouldnt leave you anything to sew.
And now we get into why companies make designs that best utilize common material sizes.
So you could retain the 8' tall x 10' wide pyramid if you had 62" material. (or you can add a seem up the middle of each panel doubling how much you get to cut and sew) This is how a mega light is built. You may very well need the mid-panel seem to increase strenght and reduce stretch and sag.
Or you could do an 8 sided octoganal pyramid. This would fit the fabric, but would waste alot of it to cut-offs, and tripple your sewing.
Or you could do the 6 sided hexagonal pyramid with a seem in the middle of each panel. Again doubling sewing and wasting alot to cut off.
Or you could do the hex pyramid and drop the 10' diameter down just a touch to around 9' and make it fit the 60 or 62" material width.
I've oftern contemplated doing what your doing. I've built a few scabbards and stuff sacks, and repaired a bivey or two. I have a bunch of silnylon waiting for a project. But I have the Mega-light, so I've jsut never needed another TP that bad.
I have the Oware cat tarp in cuben also..... Its nice, but that 2 oz weight savings was expensive.