How to Make Flower Pots in Minecraft

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Ever wondered how you can add a little greenery to your Minecraft world? Today, let’s talk about making flower pots in Minecraft, a simple yet enchanting addition to your virtual paradise.
So, how exactly do you create these cute little home and garden enhancements? Let’s dive into the blocks and bricks of it!
Creating Your Very Own Flower Pot
First things first, to make a flower pot in Minecraft, you need clay. You can find clay balls by mining clay blocks near water bodies. Once you’ve collected some clay balls, you’ll need to turn them into bricks by smelting them in a furnace. You’ll need three bricks to craft a flower pot.
Once you have your bricks, it’s crafting time! Open your crafting table, and place the bricks in a V-shape pattern in your crafting grid. This means putting one brick in the middle-left, one in the bottom-middle, and one in the middle-right slots. Voila, you’ve crafted a flower pot!
Adding a Touch of Green with Playbite
Now that you know how to make flower pots in Minecraft, why not bring some of that creative spirit over to Playbite? With Playbite, not only can you play tons of fun casual games, but you can also earn rewards like official Minecraft Gift Cards. Imagine decking out your Minecraft world with all the coolest gear, thanks to your gaming skills on Playbite!
Why wait? Download the Playbite app today, and start earning while playing. Bring your virtual worlds to life both in Minecraft and beyond, with Playbite’s fun games and awesome rewards.

In case you’re wondering: Playbite simply makes money from (not super annoying) ads and (totally optional) in-app purchases. It then uses that money to reward players with really cool prizes!
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