Minecraft: Decorative elements - recipes, list, crafting
In the next section you will find descriptions of items that can be created in Minecraft, the use of which in most cases is reduced only to the decorative function. Thanks to them, you can change the interior of your shelter and use your creativity better.
- Carpet
- Item frame
- Painting
- Flower Pot
- Stained Glass
- Bone Meal
- Rose Red
- Gray Dye
- Light-Gray Dye
- Dandelion Dye/Yellow Dye
- Orange Dye
- Cyan Dye
- Violet Dye
- Light Blue Dye
- Pink Dye
- Lime Dye
- Magenta Dye
- Banner
- Armor Stand
Carpet
It can be dyed and placed on any block. Serves as a decorative element.
Item frame
The Frame presents the item placed inside. A decorative element.
Painting
A randomly generated painting that serves as a decorative element.
Flower Pot
A decorative element. You can place some kinds of flowers in it.
Stained Glass
By placing any dye among 8 blocks of glass you receive stained glass.
Bone Meal
Used as a dye and to boost the speed of plant growth.
Rose Red
Used to dye items red.
Gray Dye
A mixture of bone meal and ink.
Light-Gray Dye
A combination of gray dye with bone meal, or two bone meals with ink.
Dandelion Dye/Yellow Dye
Yellow dye.
Orange Dye
Orange dye obtained from the yellow and the red one.
Cyan Dye
A combination of the green dye and blue Lapis Lazuri.
Violet Dye
Violet dye made from Lapis stone and red dye.
Light Blue Dye
A mixture of bone meal and Lapis Lazuri.
Pink Dye
Pink dye - the red one and bone meal.
Lime Dye
Obtained by mixing the green dye with bone meal.
Magenta Dye
By mixing the pink and the violet dye you can obtain the magenta dye.
Banner
Armor Stand
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