Pokémon armor idea · Teal & green
Bulbasaur Armor Trim
Teal leather spotted with bright emerald trims.
Cyan dye gives the blue-green base, and emerald trims add the darker green spots. Snout on the chest and legs makes the pattern look like patches.
- Templates
- 2
- Armor
- Leather
Bulbasaur
Bulbasaur recipe, piece by piece
Leather Cyan dye
Leather Cyan dye
Leather Cyan dye
Leather Cyan dyeShopping list
Silence trim template × 2 (Ancient Cities)
Snout trim template × 2 (Bastion Remnants)
Emerald × 4- Cyan dye × 4
How to make it
- Dye each leather piece: put it in a crafting table together with the dye.
- Duplicate templates you need more than once: seven diamonds, the template and its block give you two.
- Helmet: at a smithing table, combine the Silence template, the leather helmet and emerald.
- Chestplate: at a smithing table, combine the Snout template, the leather chestplate and emerald.
- Leggings: at a smithing table, combine the Snout template, the leather leggings and emerald.
- Boots: at a smithing table, combine the Silence template, the leather boots and emerald.
Tip: Emeralds come easily from villager trading, so this set is cheap once you have a trading hall.
Bulbasaur armor trim FAQ
What do I need to make Bulbasaur?
Leather helmet, Leather chestplate, Leather leggings, Leather boots; the Silence, Snout trim templates; and 4 × Emerald, plus cyan dye.
Can I wear Bulbasaur on my own skin?
Yes. Open it in the workshop, upload your skin, and see the whole outfit on your character in 3D before you build it.
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