How to Make Red Bundle in Minecraft

Red Bundle is the red-dyed version of the Bundle, a storage item that packs up to one stack's worth of mixed items into a single inventory slot. Crafting a Red Bundle takes one plain Bundle and one Red Dye in a shapeless recipe, while the plain Bundle itself needs one String above one Leather in the 2×2 crafting grid. Before snapshot 24w33a, a Bundle cost 2 String and 6 Rabbit Hide instead. Space inside the Red Bundle is counted in 64 bundle slots: an item stacking to 64 takes one slot, an item stacking to 16 such as an egg takes four, and an unstackable sword consumes the entire Red Bundle. A mix of 32 sticks and 8 eggs fills the 64 slots exactly.

A Red Bundle works from the inventory screen: left-click items onto the Red Bundle to insert them, right-click to lift the most recently added item back out, and scroll while hovering to select a specific item first. Using the Red Bundle from the hotbar throws the most recently added items in the direction the player faces. The fullness bar under the icon stays blue while free space remains and turns red with a Full warning at 64 occupied slots. A Red Bundle even nests inside another bundle, taking 1/16 of the outer bundle plus the room the contents need; shulker boxes, however, never enter a bundle. A Red Bundle destroyed by fire or a cactus drops the whole stash as loose items, exactly like a broken shulker box. With 16 bundle colors available, the red tint marks a dedicated stash at a glance.