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Its inded very simple to make. Use a bit of rope saturate with epoxy. To make it stronger wrap sting or more rope around it build up thickness to the desired strenght.
No it is not as stiff as glassfibre. But its not only Youngs modulus that makes a fitting stiff. Adding bulk is as important and polyesterfibre is half the weight of glassfibre.
Besides on a small boat strenght is rarly a problem. Most forces are moderate.
Still design and test for bad conditions. I have sailed for decades without anything breaking or needing repair. A small boat and keep it simple makes a happy life with few problems .
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