Inspired by this pic;
http://archaical.deviantart.com/art/Pink-and-grey-custom-...

Starting at the back of the hood, using grey;

Work 125 foundation single crochet.

• Ch 3, work 1dc into ea of next 60sc, 3dc in ea of next 3 sts, 60dc to end, turn.
• Ch 3, 2dc tog, dc 57, (2dc in next st, 1dc in next) x 4, dc 57, 2dctog, turn. Change to purple,
• Ch3, sk2dc, dc in next st, (ch1, skip 1 dc, 1dc in next st) to dc at top of curve - work an extra (ch 1, 1dc) into the top stitch, then carry on down the other side, turn.
• Ch4, (1dc into chain space, 1ch) 1dc in last ch space, turn. Change to pink,
• Ch4, (1dc into chain space, 1ch) 1dc in last ch space, turn. Change to grey,
• Ch3, 1dc in first dc, 1dc ea st to end. From here - I worked random rows of pink, purple and grey (grey rows are all dc, pink & purple rows are (1dc, ch 1 - skip a dc) until the hood is the size that you require. I then finished with a grey dc row and extended the last row using fddc to make the long sides - to about hip length. Front extensions are approx., 90dcs each side. Worked about five rows of ribbing to finish off the front (2 front post hdc, 2 back post hdc). I added tassels to the ends of the side pieces and made a long chain from a purple yarn to lace up the back of the hood - starting at the top and lacing down.

Cat ears;

Inner ear (make 2);
Using 5mm hook and two strands of grey;
Ch16
Row 1: work 1hdc in 3rd ch from hook, hdc to end, ch2, turn.
I turned my starting chain over and worked into the back loops - personal preference choice…..not that important - it will work just fine if you work your stitches in the normal way.
Row 2: 2hdc in first st, 1hdc in ea st to last st, 2hdc, ch2, turn.
Row 3: work 3hdctog, 1hdc in ea st to last 3 sts, 3hdctog, ch2, turn.
Row 4: 1hdc in ea st across, ch2, turn.
Row 5: work 2hdctog, 1hdc in ea st to last 2 sts, 2hdctog, ch2, turn.
Row 6: 1hdc in ea st across, ch2, turn.
Row 7: work 2hdctog, 1hdc in ea st to last 2 sts, 2hdctog, ch2, turn.
Row 8: 1hdc in ea st across, ch2, turn.
Row 9: work 2hdctog, 1hdc in next st, 2hdctog, ch2, turn.
Row 10: 1hdc in ea st across, ch2, turn.
Row 11: work 3hdctog, finish off.

Outer Ear (make 2);
Using 5mm hook and one strand of purple;
Work a triangle slightly bigger than your inner ear pieces…..working the ‘fun fur’ - (1dc, 1ch).
Sew the inner pieces into the outer pieces - I added a piece of plastic to keep the shape and ears standing up.