Cyan Dye
Cyan Dye combines blue and green pigments to color wool, concrete, glass, candles, banners, and other Minecraft materials.
Description
Cyan Dye colors wool, carpets, beds, candles, banners, shulker boxes, glass, glass panes, terracotta, concrete powder, and several other decorative materials. Cyan Dye can also recolor sheep directly, allowing later shearing to yield cyan wool. The strong blue-green tone works well in ocean builds, oxidized-copper palettes, prismarine structures, laboratories, and modern interiors. Keep a renewable cactus supply and collect cornflowers or lapis lazuli when a project requires large batches.
Crafting guide
How to make and use Cyan Dye in Minecraft
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1
Obtain blue dye
Turn lapis lazuli or a cornflower into Blue Dye in the crafting grid.
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2
Obtain green dye
Smelt one cactus in a furnace to create one Green Dye.
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Combine the pigments
Place one Blue Dye and one Green Dye anywhere in the crafting grid to receive two Cyan Dye.
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Color a material
Combine Cyan Dye with wool, glass, candles, concrete powder, or another compatible item to create its cyan variant.
One pitcher plant can be crafted directly into two Cyan Dye.
How to craft this block
Used in crafts
- Painter Cyan
- Cyan Shulker Box
- Cyan Bundle
- Cyan Candle
- Cyan Bed
- Cyan Stained Glass Pane
- Cyan Stained Glass
- Cyan Concrete Powder
- Cyan Terracotta
- Cyan Wool
- Cyan Carpet
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
How do you make Cyan Dye in Minecraft?
Combine one Blue Dye with one Green Dye to make two Cyan Dye. One pitcher plant also makes two Cyan Dye.
What is Cyan Dye used for?
Cyan Dye colors compatible blocks and items such as wool, glass, concrete powder, candles, banners, beds, and shulker boxes.
Can Cyan Dye color sheep?
Yes. Using Cyan Dye on a sheep changes its wool to cyan, and later shearing yields cyan wool.
Is Cyan Dye renewable?
Yes. Cactus can supply renewable Green Dye, while cornflowers can supply Blue Dye; pitcher plants can also be grown from pitcher pods.
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