A Ghast banner design in Minecraft.

How to Make All Banner Patterns in Minecraft

What kind of designs can you make with these?

Creating Minecraft banners is an art form, and I have seen Ghast banners, Bat banners, Pumpkin banners, and many more exciting creations so far. In this guide, I will show you how to make all the distinct patterns you can use.

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How to Make All Banner Patterns in Minecraft

Before we list the Crafting recipes, we'd like to mention the most important thing to Banner designs: The Loom. It is the most helpful tool to use when designing. If you craft the banners by hand, you need to use anywhere between three and eight dye ingredients. The Loom makes it so no matter what, you only need to use one Dye ingredient.

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The image above shows you how to use the Loom to make any design. For some designs, you must make a Banner Pattern by combining a specific ingredient with a single piece of paper. You can see the recipes for each Banner Pattern in the image below.

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Recipes

If you have your heart set on not using a Loom and, instead, crafting the banners manually, we've still got you covered! In the lists below, you'll see which patterns can be crafted and how to craft them.

Related: How to Make a Banner in Minecraft | Crafting, Copying, and Using Banners - Pro Game Guides

Stripes

The following patterns are shown in the image below: Base, Chief, Fess, Pale Dexter, Pale Sinister, Pale, Bend, Bend Sinister, Paly, Saltire, and Cross.

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Halves

The following patterns are shown in the image below: Per Bend, Per Bend Sinister, Per Bend Inverted, Per Bend Inverted Sinister, Per Pale, Per Pale Inverted, Per Fess, and Per Fess Inverted.

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Shapes

The following patterns are shown in the image below: Base Dexter Canton, Base Sinister Canton, Chief Dexter Canton, Chief Sinister Canton, Chevron, Inverted Chevron, Base Indented, Chief Indented, Roundel, and Lozenge.

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Gradients & Borders

The following patterns are shown in the image below: Bordure, Bordure Indented, Gradient, and Base Gradient.

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Now that you know all the patterns, you can express your creativity and make an awesome insignia for your base in Minecraft!

Want some pleasant music to be playing when people enter your base? Check out our guide on How to get Music Discs in Minecraft!


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