What is White Banner in Minecraft?
A white banner is a tall, decorative flag like block with a clean white color. Its main purpose is to be a customizable decoration. While it starts as a plain white flag, you can take it to a loom and use various dyes to create an almost infinite number of patterns and designs. This makes banners one of the most creative and personal decorative items in the game. Players use banners to represent their faction on a server, to mark important locations on a map, to decorate their castles, or to create custom art for their builds. The white banner is the perfect blank canvas for any design.
How to get White Banner in Minecraft
The only way to get a white banner is by crafting it. It does not generate naturally in the world. The crafting recipe is very simple. You will need six blocks of white wool and one stick. To get white wool, you can find white sheep and shear them. You can also craft white wool by combining four string in a square. To get a stick, you can craft one from two wooden planks. Once you have your materials, open a crafting table. Place the six white wool blocks in the top two rows, filling them completely. Then, place the single stick in the bottom middle slot. This will create one white banner.
How to use White Banner in Minecraft
The main use for a white banner is for decoration and customization. You can place it on the ground, where it will stand up on a post, or you can place it on the side of a wall. To create a custom design, you need to use a loom. Place the white banner in the loom, choose a dye color, and then select one of the many available patterns. You can apply multiple layers of patterns to create very complex and beautiful designs. You can also use a banner to mark a location on a map. If you right click on a placed banner with a map in your hand, a small icon of that banner will appear on the map, which is great for marking your base.
How to craft White Banner in Minecraft
Crafting Table
What can White Banner make in Minecraft
No items can be crafted.