
At first I thought I was doing an equivalent number of increases (black), but I got something ridiculously ruffled. So I halved the number of increases. All was looking good... the bottom lay flat when I tested it. However, I got suspicious when I was running out of yarn, even though I should have had an entire ball left over...

So I double-checked Wendy's pattern (pink).

I ended up with 280 stitches to her 144... whoops!
Um... felting is forgiving, right? I think it may work out...
And luckily I have some stash from Bron that will allow me to finish up:

(Yes, I have more than just that one ball shown. The stash yarn was going to be slipper soles, but I may have enough for both purposes... otherwise, I'll just end up with different coloured soles than originally planned. I have enough feltable stash.)
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Oh, I don't know about all those extra stitches being a problem. Maybe you have a really big cat?
It's the same diameter, so at worst the edges won't stand up. But I can always sew tucks in them afterwards, so I've decided to just forge ahead.
Eh - kitty will love it whether or not the side stand up! They love wool!
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