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Home›How To›How to Make Paper in Minecraft: 9 Steps

How to Make Paper in Minecraft: 9 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 4, 2024
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1.Gather your materials: To make paper in Minecraft, you will need three sugar canes. Sugar canes can be found near water sources like rivers or lakes.

2.Create a crafting table: If you don’t already have a crafting table, gather four wooden planks and open your inventory. Arrange the planks in a 2×2 pattern to create the crafting table and place it on the ground.

3.Approach the crafting table: Stand near your crafting table and right-click (or tap) on it to open the crafting interface.

4.Place sugar canes in the grid: In the crafting interface, find the nine-slot grid used for creating items. Position one sugar cane in each of the left column’s three slots, creating a vertical line.

5.Collect the paper: Upon placing the sugar canes correctly, you will see a paper icon appear in the result box. Click or tap on this paper to move it into your inventory.

6.Organize your inventory: Move your new paper into a desired slot within your inventory for easy access during future crafting projects or usage.

7.Use paper for various purposes: Paper serves as a foundation for an array of items in Minecraft, including books, maps, and fireworks. Begin by collecting additional materials needed to create specific items that require paper.

8.Crafting with paper:

   – Books: Combine one piece of leather with three pieces of paper within the crafting grid.

   – Maps: Place nine pieces of paper in a 3×3 pattern.

   – Firework rockets: Mix together a firework star, one piece of paper, and one gunpowder.

9.Expanding your knowledge of recipes: Continue exploring Minecraft’s intricate crafting system by researching other recipes that involve paper or different materials to enhance your gameplay experience even further.

Now that you’ve learned how to make paper, it’s time to apply your newfound knowledge to create a variety of useful items that will improve your in-game adventures. Happy crafting!

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