Minecraft crafting guide

How to craft Green Wool in Minecraft

To craft a green wool in Minecraft, place 1× Green Dye, 1× #Any Wool in any arrangement using either your inventory grid or a crafting table to craft 1 green wool

Green Wool crafting recipe

Produces 1× Green Wool.

Green Dye
#Any Wool
minecraft:green_wool
  • This is a shapeless recipe, meaning the items can be placed in any way on the grid.
  • Green Wool can be crafted directly in your inventory or in a crafting table.

About Green Wool

Green Wool is a decorative building block with a solid green colour. It is most often used for lawns, bushes, team colours, and pixel art, but it works like any other wool block.

Like all wool, it is soft and flammable. It also has a few useful quirks:

  • Place it under a note block to get a guitar sound.
  • Use it to craft green beds, green carpets, and green banners.
  • Wool blocks can block sculk sensor vibrations when placed between the sensor and the sound source.

How to get Green Wool

You can craft Green Wool by combining one white wool with one green dye anywhere in the crafting grid. Green dye is renewable, since smelting cactus in a furnace gives you one green dye.

The other main method is to dye a sheep green, then shear it. The sheep will regrow green wool after eating grass, so this is a good renewable source. You will not normally find green wool as a block in generated structures.

Materials needed

Ingredient amounts for one craft, producing 1× Green Wool.

Materials required for one craft
MaterialPer craftAccepted items
Green DyeGreen Dye
1Exact item
Any Any WoolAny Any Wool
1
15 valid options
Black WoolBrown WoolCyan WoolGray WoolGreen WoolLight Blue WoolLight Gray WoolLime WoolMagenta WoolOrange WoolPink WoolPurple WoolRed WoolWhite WoolYellow Wool

Quantity table

Crafts are rounded up when a recipe produces more than one item.

Ingredient quantities for common target amounts
WantedCraftsProducedGreen DyeAny Any Wool
11111
1616161616
3232323232
6464646464

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