How do you get Pink Stained Glass in Minecraft?

Pink Stained Glass is crafted from Glass and Pink Dye at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 8.

How long does Pink Stained Glass take to break?

The two numbers behind Pink Stained Glass are 0.3 for mining and 0.3 against explosions. The pair on Pink Stained Glass being level means it has no hidden strength against explosives. The game lists no preferred tool for Pink Stained Glass, so your hand on it is as good as any. Java 26.2 sets Pink Stained Glass at these values, and we copied them onto it.

How many Pink Stained Glass can you stack?

64 Pink Stained Glass fill one slot, and filling it costs 64 Glass and 8 Pink Dye, since each one returns 8: 8 crafts. A shulker box of Pink Stained Glass comes to 1,728, over 27 slots.

When was Pink Stained Glass added to Minecraft?

Pink Stained Glass was added in version 1.7.

What dye does Pink Stained Glass need?

Pink dye is what Pink Stained Glass needs. A cactus flower, pink petals or a pink tulip each give one, and a peony gives two for Pink Stained Glass. Mixing one red dye with one white dye makes two for Pink Stained Glass.

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Pink Stained Glass

Pink Stained Glass is a transparent pink block used for colored windows and decoration. Like ordinary glass it drops nothing when broken without Silk Touch.

Stack Size

Durability

N/A

Pink Stained Glass at a glance

Minecraft files Pink Stained Glass under Utility Blocks: a block you get from crafting. Carrying Pink Stained Glass is cheap: 64 to a slot, 576 across the hotbar, 1728 in a chest.

Pink Stained Glass owes its colour to pink dye. A cactus flower, pink petals or a pink tulip each give one, and a peony gives two. Mixing one red dye with one white dye makes two. Hardness 0.3 is what Pink Stained Glass is worth in the block data. For Pink Stained Glass the blast resistance is not separate: it is 0.3 as well. It sits between Pink Concrete Powder and Pink Tulip in Utility Blocks, number 240 of 340 there.

Crafting recipe

Crafting
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
Pink Dye
Glass
Glass
Glass
Glass
Pink Stained Glass8
Recipe data from Astroworld Crafting, where Pink Stained Glass has the grid for Pink Stained Glass

How to obtain

Crafting

Notes

Eight glass surrounding one dye yield eight stained glass. Can be crafted into stained glass panes.

Frequently asked questions about Pink Stained Glass

How do you get Pink Stained Glass in Minecraft?
Pink Stained Glass is crafted from Glass and Pink Dye at a Crafting Table, and each craft returns 8.
How long does Pink Stained Glass take to break?
The two numbers behind Pink Stained Glass are 0.3 for mining and 0.3 against explosions. The pair on Pink Stained Glass being level means it has no hidden strength against explosives. The game lists no preferred tool for Pink Stained Glass, so your hand on it is as good as any. Java 26.2 sets Pink Stained Glass at these values, and we copied them onto it.
What is Pink Stained Glass used for?
Pink Stained Glass is a transparent pink block used for colored windows and decoration. Like ordinary glass it drops nothing when broken without Silk Touch.
How many Pink Stained Glass can you stack?
64 Pink Stained Glass fill one slot, and filling it costs 64 Glass and 8 Pink Dye, since each one returns 8: 8 crafts. A shulker box of Pink Stained Glass comes to 1,728, over 27 slots.
When was Pink Stained Glass added to Minecraft?
Pink Stained Glass was added in version 1.7.
What dye does Pink Stained Glass need?
Pink dye is what Pink Stained Glass needs. A cactus flower, pink petals or a pink tulip each give one, and a peony gives two for Pink Stained Glass. Mixing one red dye with one white dye makes two for Pink Stained Glass.

Building with it

Pink Stained Glass is soft in daylight and almost white under a lamp, which makes it useful where a wall needs colour without contrast. The dye is easy to come by from a pink tulip, petals or a cactus flower, and the block follows the usual glass rules: one hit to break, nothing dropped without Silk Touch.

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