Lime Stained glass is one of the craft able blocks in the Minecraft game. It is used for decoration.
To make a Lime Stained Glass, you’ll need Sand Blocks, Glasses, Cactus, Cactus Green Dye, Skeleton Bone, Bone Meal and Lime Dye. Please follow the following steps to make Lime Stained Glass.
Sand Blocks
In order to make a Lime stained glass, the basic item you need is sand blocks. Find and get at least 8 sand blocks using your iron shovel.
Glasses
After that you will have to make 8 glasses. Go towards the furnace and add sand blocks in the upper box with coal in the lower box. You will get 8 glasses in the right-side box of the furnace. Add these in your inventory to use later.
Cactus
The next required item that you will have to get is cactus block. Go and find a cactus block in a desert biome. After picking it up, you will need to use it in the furnace with coal in order to get the green dye.
Cactus Green Dye
Now make your way towards the furnace and add cactus block in the upper box and coal in the lower box, you will get cactus green dye in the right side box of the furnace. Bring this dye in your inventory.
Skeleton Bone
The next item that you will have to find is skeleton bone. You need to kill Skeletons to get the bones. Skeletons will drop bones after getting killed, just pick them up.
Bone Meal
Now move towards the crafting table and open up 3*3 crafting grid. Add skeleton bone at the center cell of the grid and you will get bone meal in the right-side box of the crafting table. Take it into your inventory.
Lime Dye
Now add bone meal and cactus green dyes in two adjacent cells of any row or column of the crafting grid. You will get lime dyes in the right-side box of the crafting table. Bring these dyes in your “ready to use” stock.
Lime Stained Glass
Now you can craft a lime stained glass. Move towards the crafting table and add lime dye in center cell and 8 glasses in remaining cells of the 3*3 crafting grid, as shown in the image below. You will get lime stained glass in the right-side box of the crafting table. Add it in your “ready to use” stock.
