Cermit Talks

In a previous post, I made 5 potions from one of my favorite games Stardew Valley. If you have to check out that post I'd highly recommend it. I had planned before I even started that I wanted two posts because there were just so many things in Stardew Valley I wanted to make into potions. I found it really awesome when I could actually practically recreate drink in Minecraft as potions. Minecraft and stardew valley are pretty similar. Things that you consume can have an effect. It was really fun to make these and base them on the game, some are more inspired but It is still really awesome.  1. Beer I think its kinda funny how beer gives you speed when for me it slows me down, but I guess they wouldn't offer something that slowed you down in a saloon. But here is a speed drink recreated in Minecraft as a speed potion. give @p minecraft:potion{display:{Name:'{"text":"Beer"}',Lore:['{"text":"Drink in moderation."}']},CustomP

  As with someone who plays an ungodly amount of animal crossing I have an abundance of DIY's, especially repeats. I decided I wanted to make a place to put a few since I could not put them in my house, get the hint Nintendo! Anyway, I saw a lot of natural stalls and I wanted to take my own shot at it. As someone who created a lot in Animal Crossing New Leaf, I don't really like using other patterns but I would much rather try and take them myself. I think these turned out really cute and I am pretty proud of them. I love the feature of hanging stuff down the stall with the transparent future when creating designs, I would highly recommend trying it out if you haven't already. And since I wanted to sue these vine stands as m,y free DIY area I made a matching sign, I really love these little signposts. So my free DIY sign does have vines in it. I would recommend putting both of these of white wood for it to have a cleaner and more natural look. I currently don't use thes

This is a cute little take one leave one station for anyone that comes to your island and if they want to take a chance and take something and leave something in return. The way I made this was with two custom stall patterns I made myself and a sign explaining the area. All included in this post. You can use it however you like. I love the pastel colors of these stalls and I did end up taking this out just because I rarely have people over because I always want to work on my island. But I loved the idea and didn't want to throw away my hard work. I used these pastel colors to be more welcoming and I used the pleading emoji but with a different face color, to try and be friendly. I had this little area in the main part of town with all the shops and things to explore.