Who wants a lovely Christmas village that’s a lonely ghost town. The standard Minecraft village doesn’t really look the part but you need villagers. The second thing to consider is the villagers.

You could use an icy tundra if you wish, but it feels like a spruce forest is the best place to go as the mix of snow and tall trees fit the Christmas image the best. A spruce forest is normally best as you will have snow and plenty of wood to harvest. You absolutely need to find a snowy location. For those thinking of undertaking the challenge, this guide will help you come up with some ideas for creating your own Christmas village in Minecraft. You need to find the right location and put in a lot of work to get it right. A lot of creativity is required to do this since the game gives you very little to work with. Another bedroom? Bookcases? Chests? We will decide later.Like many awesome Minecraft ideas, the idea of a Christmas village starts out great but it doesn’t take long to run out of steam. I don’t really know what to place up here. The counter-tops are made up of a log with signpost paneling and stone buttons for granite counters.Īnd here is the loft. Hadn’t considered that it would make a decent looking fridge in combination with an iron block. I had originally built a bread dispenser (dispenser + bread + button) in the store room, but moved it up to the cabin. This is the view from the other side near the ladder. At some point I would love to add a fireplace on the left wall, but don’t want to burn down our cabin. There are a lot of yellow flowers in the area but not red. For some reason it took a while to find the rest of the roses that I needed to dye the wool. The bed is sitting on a 3×3 red wool carpet. If you go past that, there’s a staircase around the corner leading down into the second story of the base (note to self: post pictures later). The ladder on the left leads up to the loft. It looks odd in my opinion, but I can fix that later. I’m not sure I like how some of the roof turned out. The cabin is a studio bedroom with a small kitchen and a loft. Here’s a picture of the back of the cabin, which is more interesting than the front (which is little more than a wooden wall with a door).

I really liked the kitchen ideas in that thread. The cabin’s interior decorating isn’t entirely original: I found a great thread last night with awesome decorating ideas. I may just carpet the entire area with torches for safety or at least shovel off more dirt below the fence line. The spiders can still jump over certain areas of the fence and the creepers will explode if you get too close, regardless of what side of the fence you are on. Dave fenced off the top area We still need to level out the dirt but as of now, there’s a nice grassy plateau with a wooden cabin, a natural pond and some trees. Unfortunately, because of the way the first and second floor are laid out, that is an awkward thing to do unless I want a multi-color ceiling above my wheat farm. Also, I really wanted to tile in a nice wooden floor with a red throw rug underneath the double bed. The original intention was to make it a bedroom, but the space we dug out was awkwardly large. We constructed a nice living room on the second floor of base 3 last night (overlooking the library).

Log cabin ideas in minecraft