The Java 26.3 recipe data produces 3 Black Carpets per craft. The tables below show exact direct ingredients and available recipe variants. Use the in-game recipe book to confirm Bedrock, older versions, or custom data packs.
Quick answer
Choose a recipe variant, collect its direct ingredients, use the required station, and take the output. A #minecraft:… tag accepts any item in that game-data tag; it is not a literal inventory item.
Ingredients and output
The amount column is for one craft. If you need more than the listed output, multiply by the number of crafting attempts rounded up. This page does not add the materials needed to craft an ingredient such as a chest or planks.
Variant 1: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:black_wool — Black Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:black_wool
Variant 2: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:blue_wool — Blue Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:blue_wool
Variant 3: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:brown_wool — Brown Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:brown_wool
Variant 4: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:cyan_wool — Cyan Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:cyan_wool
Variant 5: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:gray_wool — Gray Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:gray_wool
Variant 6: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:green_wool — Green Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:green_wool
Variant 7: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:light_blue_wool — Light Blue Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:light_blue_wool
Variant 8: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:light_gray_wool — Light Gray Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:light_gray_wool
Variant 9: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:lime_wool — Lime Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:lime_wool
Variant 10: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:magenta_wool — Magenta Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:magenta_wool
Variant 11: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:orange_wool — Orange Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:orange_wool
Variant 12: Crafting Shaped · 3 output
| Direct ingredient ID | Count |
|---|---|
minecraft:pink_wool — Pink Wool | 2 |
Grid pattern: ##. Each letter is mapped by the source recipe data; empty squares represent unused slots.
# = minecraft:pink_wool
How to make Black Carpet
- Check that your world uses a recipe compatible with the Java 26.3 data shown here. A server data pack can change recipes.
- Gather the listed direct materials. For a tag ingredient, choose a valid member of that tag in your version.
- Open the crafting table and place the materials according to the recipe or select the matching recipe-book entry.
- Take the output. Repeat if you need more than 3.
How many materials for 64?
The number of crafts is ceil(64 ÷ 3). Multiply each direct ingredient count by that number. For the exact total and leftover output, use the crafting calculator with this recipe selected.
Why the recipe might not work
First check the edition, version, and station. A shaped recipe requires the correct slot layout; a shapeless recipe does not. Tags accept specific members rather than the tag text itself. Experimental features, custom data packs, and Bedrock recipes may differ from this Java snapshot.
Source and scope
Ingredient IDs and output amounts come from the official Java 26.3 game data captured on 2026-10-12. See the Minecraft Java 26.3 release notes and check the recipe book inside your current game. BlockGuide is an independent fan guide.