Wool-E Sheep Pin Loom Pattern

Weave your own cuddly sheep with this instant download sheep pin loom pattern. It comes 2 for 1! Yep, the instructions include the little 4″ tall sheep (cute as a Christmas Ornament) or the large 12″ tall sheep (soft and squishy as a pillow). They are constructed fairly similarly but there are differences due to scale. But don’t worry, they are super fun and easy to make.

Let’s take a closer look at each sheep, the differences and materials needed.

Small Sheep

  • Regular sett pin looms. Squares in 1″ and 4″. Rectangle in 1″ x 2″.
  • Worsted weight yarn (4) (pictured in acrylic)
  • 3” length x 3” width x 4” height
  • Body woven in Smocking Stitch Weave (included in pattern)
  • Head and Legs woven in Plain Weave

Large Sheep

  • Wide sett pin loom (Kayu Board). Squares in 4″, 5 1/2″, 10″. Triangles in 4″, 7″.
  • Super Bulky Yarn (6) (pictured in Chenille)
  • 10” length x 7” width x 12” height
  • Body woven in either Bias Plain Weave or Bias Smocking Stitch Weave (included in pattern)
  • Head and Legs woven in Bias Plain Weave

The photo above shows the body of the large sheep woven in bias weave in 2 different weave patterns. Left is the gorgeous textured Smocking Stitch Weave. Right is the smooth Plain Weave. Both are adorable and both are so soft you won’t want to put them down. You’ll want to hug them for days and days. And the kids will beg you to weave them a sheep of their own.

Smocking stitch is really easy to weave. It’s the stitch that has you weave (under 3, over 1) across the row. The “under 3” leaves floats on the squares creating a beautiful wooly texture. It’s easy to do both in traditional pin loom weaving and continuous bias weaving, too.

Wool-E Sheep Pin Loom Pattern on Etsy

The sheep pin loom pattern is now available in our Etsy shop. You’ll LOVE this pattern because it includes lots of charts for how to fold and assemble each size of sheep.

Download Wool-E Sheep Pin Loom Pattern in our Etsy shop.

We couldn’t resist showing you how Penelope (the Lilliputian doll) is going to be celebrating Halloween this year. She’s going with the little sheep as Little Bo Peep! What a cute pair. They are sure to win the cutest couple contest.

Get these pin loom patterns in our Etsy shop:

Sheep Pillow Published in Little Looms

Sheep are neat and so are pillows that look like them! Deborah designed an adorable sheep pillow using yarn and pin loom woven shapes.

We love this pillow because it’s fairly easy to make, yet has lots of little details that make it quite interesting. The 4″ squares give it a puffed / quilted look. The woven texture of each square adds more interest. The fleck in the yarn adds still more depth.

Sheep Pillow Pin Loom Pattern in Little Looms Magazine

Little Looms Magazine first published this “Counting Sheep” pattern in their Spring 2023 issue. You can access the pattern either by purchasing that single issue or joining their all access subscription service.

About the Pin Loom Sheep Pillow Pattern

The finished size is approximately 10″ x 11″ x 4 1/2″.

There are two weaving structures: plain weave and Loomette Weave #1. Check out our blog post for the Loomette Weave #1 pattern. Here are the supplies needed to make your own Pin Loom Sheep Pillow:

  • Pin Loom Square: 4″
  • Pin Loom Rectangle: 2” x 4”
  • 5” weaving needle
  • Tapestry Needle
  • Yarns: Lion Brand Yarns Vanna’s Choice Heather (92% acrylic/8% rayon; 145 yd/3 oz), #400D Oatmeal, 160 yd.
  • Lion Brand Yarns Vanna’s Choice Solid (100% acrylic, 170 yd/3.5oz), #153 Black, 40 yd.
  • Stuffing
  • Pins

It’s really fun to see how many people find this project so appealing. Even though it’s pin loom woven, we find that fiber enthusiasts of all kids find this little guy irresistible. So do farmers and city folk…and people who like to count sheep before they nod off to sleep.