Carry your essentials with a Crochet Sheep Bag Pattern that feels soft, stays handy, and adds a cute, fun touch to errands, outings, or gift ideas.
Looking for a cute and fun way to carry your little treasures? This bag looks just like a fluffy sheep, soft and friendly, ready to go anywhere with you! Its round shape and woolly texture make it super adorable, like a cuddly toy you can wear. The bag is just the right size to hold your things—like snacks, toys, or special keepsakes—so you’ll always have them close.

Trendy Crochet Sheep Bag Pattern That Moves With Ease
The shoulder strap is comfy and strong, making it easy to carry all day long. Kids and adults will love the charming face and curly “wool” design that bring smiles wherever you go. Whether you’re heading to a day out, visiting friends, or just having fun, this handmade bag adds a touch of joy and creativity to your look. It’s not just a bag—it’s a little friend you carry with you!

Crochet Large Sheep Bag Pattern
Level of Difficulty
Intermediate
The pattern uses magic ring, popcorn stitches, increases, and shaping in rounds, plus sewing and assembly of parts like ears and straps. Basic knowledge of these stitches and techniques is recommended.
Special Features
- Popcorn stitch texture for sheep body
- Adjustable size with flexible strap length
- Detailed sheep face with crochet ears and embroidered eyes
- Hidden magnetic clasp for closure
- Handmade, unique children’s accessory
Materials Needed
- Size 6 yarn in ecru (for body) and brown (for ears & face)
- Crochet hook size 3.5 mm
- Yarn needle and scissors
- Small magnetic clasp for bag
- Optional embroidery thread or beads for eyes
- Stitch markers
- Shoelace or yarn for strap
Pattern Steps
1. Start Body with Magic Ring and Popcorn Stitch Round
- Make a magic ring, leaving a tail for closing later.
- Chain 1, then crochet 10 popcorn stitches inside the ring.
- Each popcorn: 5 treble crochet stitches (tr). Essentially, yarn over twice, insert hook, pull through 2 loops repeatedly, close cluster tightly.

- Each popcorn: 5 treble crochet stitches (tr). Essentially, yarn over twice, insert hook, pull through 2 loops repeatedly, close cluster tightly.
- Separate popcorn clusters by chaining 3 stitches (except last cluster where chain 2 to keep equal width).
- Pull ring tight and secure.
2. Increase Round – Doubling Popcorns
- In the next round, work two popcorn stitches in each chain space between clusters to increase size evenly.
- Separate with chain 2 between popcorns, chain 3 between sets.
- Complete the round by slip stitching to starting chain.

3. Subsequent Rounds Adding Popcorns & Increases
- Follow the rule: work two popcorns in each increase space, one popcorn in normal space.
- Chain 2 or 3 to space clusters.
- Continue rounds until you complete 5 rounds of increases, creating a half-moon shape approx 34 cm tall and 29 cm wide.
4. Continue Body Without Increase
- After 5 increase rounds, continue popcorn rounds without increasing to build height, usually about 14 more rounds or as needed for desired bag length.

5. Crochet Ears (Make Two)
- Chain 13.
- Starting from 4th chain from hook, make one double crochet (DC) stitch per chain across.
- At last chain, add 7 more DC stitches in same stitch to form round ear shape (total 8 DC in last stitch).
- Adjust yarn tension and finish ear off. Repeat for second ear.
6. Crochet Sheep Face
- Begin with magic ring in brown yarn.
- Chain 3 for height (counts as first DC).
- Make 7 DCs in ring; join with slip stitch.
- Chain 1, then follow increases with DC or as shown to shape face.
- Embroider or glue small beads for eyes.
- Place face centered on bag front.
7. Assembly – Attach Ears and Face
- Position ears near top edges of bag front piece.
- Sew firmly with yarn needle, securing multiple passes.
- Attach face by sewing or gluing securely in place.
8. Work bag edging and opening
- Crochet 2 rounds of single crochet (SC) around the bag opening for neatness and durability.
- Adjust stitch counts to keep opening even.
- Secure yarn ends invisibly.
9. Add Magnetic Clasp
- Attach clasp to back of bag flap and bag body so it closes firmly but discreetly.

10. Crochet and Attach Straps
- Work chain stitches to match or double the width of the bag, plus approx 10 cm for tying ease.
- Reinforce strap by crocheting a row of SC back over chain for strength.
- Attach straps on each side securely with single crochet or stitching.
- Adjust length according to child/adult size.
Tutor’s Suggestions
- Use stitch markers to track rounds and increases.
- Keep tension consistent to maintain shape.
- Customize color schemes for bag and face parts to your liking.
- Sew parts firmly to withstand use.
- Experiment with strap width for comfort and style.
Uses
- Child’s playful and functional backpack or purse
- Unique, handmade gift for kids and teens
- Great for crochet sellers looking for distinctive products
- Fun craft project showcasing textured stitches
Helpful Tip
When finishing the magic ring, pull yarn tight to avoid gaps but not so tight that it distorts the popcorn stitches. Always check the diameter before continuing your next rounds.
Conclusion
This charming sheep bag combines playful popcorn textures with practical features like adjustable straps and a magnetic clasp for a sturdy, adorable accessory. With this detailed pattern, you can create a personalized bag fit for children or adults, blending craft and function beautifully.




