Comment Faire Des Citrouilles Avec Des Yeux Minecraft 1.14

Okay, so picture this: I'm building my first *real* Minecraft base in survival mode. It's 3 AM. My eyes are burning. I'm surrounded by creepers that clearly didn't get the memo that it's *rude* to interrupt someone's artistic process. And I think, "What this place *really* needs is some spooky, pixelated pumpkin action." But how to achieve maximum spook? Ah, Minecraft. The answer is always there... somewhere.

Which brings me to the burning question we're all pondering: how do you craft those glorious, glowing Minecraft pumpkins with carved faces in version 1.14? (Because let's be honest, a regular pumpkin is *so* 2013.)

First, the Basics: You Gotta Find Yourself a Pumpkin

Alright, Captain Obvious moment, but we gotta start somewhere. To get a carved pumpkin, you need... wait for it... a pumpkin! These lovely orange gourds spawn in biomes like plains, forests, and snowy tundra during, well, *all the time now*. They used to be exclusively a Halloween thing, but Mojang realized that spooky is a year-round aesthetic, which I fully support.

Pro-tip: If you’re having trouble finding them, check out villages! Villagers are basically pumpkin hoarders. They’ll probably have a farm full of 'em. Just... try not to break all their scarecrows while you’re at it. They get *very* territorial.

The Tool of the Trade: Shears!

Now, here's where the magic (and a little bit of iron) happens. You can’t just *punch* a pumpkin into a Jack-o-lantern. You need shears.

To craft shears, you’ll need two iron ingots. Place them diagonally in your crafting table (one in the top left and one in the middle). *Boom!* Instant shearing power! And believe me, you’ll use those shears for a *lot* more than just pumpkins. Sheep shearing for infinite wool? Check. Getting leaves for decoration without breaking the entire tree? Double check. It’s the multi-tool you didn’t know you needed.

The Moment of Truth: Carving Time!

Equip your shears. Look intensely at the pumpkin (imagine it’s a creeper that’s about to explode your hard work). And then... right-click that pumpkin!

Congratulations! You've now created a carved pumpkin. This, in and of itself, is already a victory. But we want *eyes*, right? We want that classic Minecraft pixelated spookiness. Keep reading!

Light 'Em Up! The Jack-o-Lantern

Okay, this is where it goes from "meh" to "magnificent." You need a torch. And, you guessed it, to craft a torch you need coal (or charcoal) and a stick. Combine them in your crafting table (stick on the bottom, coal on top).

Now, go back to your carved pumpkin. Open your crafting interface. Put the carved pumpkin in the top crafting slot and the torch in the bottom slot. Voila! You get a Jack-o-Lantern!

Side note: You can also place the torch *after* placing the carved pumpkin, but the crafting recipe is more efficient if you need multiple lanterns.

This bad boy emits light level 15, the highest possible, so it’s perfect for warding off those nocturnal nasties. Plus, it just looks *awesome*.

Uses Beyond Decoration: Golem Creation!

But wait, there's more! (I feel like I'm selling you something.) Carved pumpkins aren't *just* decorative. They're also crucial for summoning two powerful allies: Iron Golems and Snow Golems!

Iron Golems are the muscle. Build a T-shape out of iron blocks (four blocks total) and then place a carved pumpkin on top. Bam! Instant protector. And Snow Golems are... well, they throw snowballs. But hey, snowballs can be surprisingly effective at distracting enemies. For the Snow Golem, stack two snow blocks and place a carved pumpkin on top.

Important: It *has* to be a *carved* pumpkin, not just a regular one. And the pumpkin goes on last. Otherwise, you’ll just have a pile of iron or snow.

Final Thoughts: Embrace the Pixelated Spook

So there you have it! Everything you need to know to craft, carve, and use those iconic Minecraft pumpkins. Now go forth, illuminate your world, and maybe even create a few golems while you’re at it. Happy crafting!