Dye

Dye

Type	Wool dyes
Stackable	Yes (64)
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Data Value	351

Dyes are a set of items with the common properties of being able to recolor wool, woollen clothing, sheep, leather armor, and tamed wolf collars. Primary colors are generally obtainable directly from resources such as flowers, while secondary colors are generally obtainable by combining dyes in a crafting grid. Dying a Sheep only changes its color for one round of shearing, at which point it will return to its original color, so breeding sheep for different colors is a more efficient way to mass-produce colored wool in the desired hue.

Crafting

Mill Stone

Name	Ingredients	Input » Output
Rose Red	Rose in a Mill Stone	»
Dandelion Yellow	Flower in a Mill Stone	»
Cocoa Powder	Cocoa Beans in a Mill Stone	»

Smelting

Name	Ingredients	Input » Output
Cactus Green	Cactus

Crafting

Name	Ingredients	Input » Output		Name	Ingredients	Input » Output
Light Gray Dye	Ink Sac or Gray Dye and Bone Meal			Gray Dye	Ink Sac and Bone Meal
Orange Dye	Rose Red and Dandelion Yellow			Lime Dye	Cactus Green and Bone Meal
Cyan Dye	Cactus Green and Lapis Lazuli			Light Blue Dye	Lapis Lazuli and Bone Meal
Purple Dye	Lapis Lazuli and Rose Red			Magenta Dye	Purple Dye or Rose Red and Lapis Lazuli and Pink Dye or Bone Meal
Pink Dye	Rose Red and Bone Meal

Keep in Mind

• Dung can be used as a brown dye to substitute Cocoa Powder in most applications, however it cannot be used to dye clothes or armor. You smell enough already.