Grazing Sheep Bag

This is the story of my Grazing Sheep Bag. First, I was gifted with the book that contained the instructions and the yarn. I loved the idea of this bag from the very beginning. But it is designed to be a small, flat bag which is less useful to me than a bigger bag with a flat bottom. So I altered the design to have 4 sides and a bottom. This meant making new charts, which I spent quite a bit of time doing. Then I completely ignored the charts and just knit the thing. I not only didn't use the charts, I didn't knit the sheep in intarsia because I really hated having all those little bobbins. So, I knit the grassy hills in intarsia and decided to add the sheep using duplicate stitch after the knitting was complete. Unfortunately, when I finished knitting the bag and started putting the sheep on, I remember just how much I hate duplicate stitch. So I pulled out the 3/4 of a sheep that I had already done and decided to felt the bag and needlefelt the sheep on. And that's just what I did. It's all done now, except that it needs handles. I want something easy to put on and haven't figured out what that's going to be yet.