How to Make a Mud Brick Wall in Minecraft

Guide Java Bedrock

Quick answer: Place six mud bricks in two full rows on a crafting table to make six mud brick walls. A stonecutter also converts one mud bricks block into one wall. Use mud bricks, not ordinary mud or packed mud.

What you need

6 mud bricks blocks for 6 walls
Crafting table for the six-block recipe
Or 1 mud bricks block with a stonecutter
Pickaxe to recover placed walls

Step by step

Get mud bricks. Four packed mud in a 2×2 crafting square make four mud bricks blocks.
Gather six mud bricks blocks for the crafting-table recipe.
Fill two horizontal rows of the crafting table with the six blocks. Take six mud brick walls.
For a single wall, put one mud bricks block in a stonecutter and select mud brick wall. This gives one wall.
Place the walls as borders or decorative supports. Adjacent wall blocks connect together.
Mine placed walls with any pickaxe to recover them. Breaking them by hand drops nothing.

Java vs Bedrock

The crafting and stonecutter recipes work in Java and Bedrock. Both give one wall per mud bricks block. Ordinary mud and packed mud must first be turned into mud bricks.

Versions: javabedrock

Frequently asked questions

Can I craft walls directly from packed mud?

No. First craft packed mud into mud bricks, then use those blocks for the wall recipe.

Is the stonecutter more efficient?

The yield is the same: one wall per block. It is convenient when you need fewer than six walls.

Why does my inventory grid not fit the recipe?

The six-block recipe needs a 3×3 crafting table. A stonecutter is the alternative for one block at a time.