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Stardew Valley is the ever-expanding farming game gift that just keeps on giving, with solo developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone releasing free content-packed updates years following the indie gem's initial release date. The recent Stardew Valley 1.6 update is one of the game's most notable yet, featuring exciting additions such as various new crafting recipes. If you're a completionist and already have that impressive Craft Master achievement under your belt, you're likely looking forward to conjuring up the product of each new 1.6 recipe.

You start with access to just ten recipes when you first play Stardew Valley despite there being over a hundred total, leaving you to learn the rest by developing relationships with the townsfolk, leveling up to gain skills, or simply purchasing them from shops. The crafting menu itself is thankfully easy to navigate, integrated into the game's pause menu under the icon that looks like a hammer. To find out a recipe's required ingredients, all you need to do is mouse over the item you're interested in crafting. Once you have the materials you need handy, you only have to click once to craft.

Some Stardew Valley recipes may require a more complicated set of materials to craft than others do, but anything you need is available somewhere within the confines of the town or its neighboring regions. The same applies to the new 1.6 crafting recipes, of which there are quite a few. Whether you're a hardened farmer-turned-crafter hoping to once more master every in-game recipe or are more of a casual crafter just looking to learn what items are now available to make, here are all of the new Stardew Valley 1.6 crafting recipes.

Signs are one of several new crafting recipes in Stardew Valley 1.6.
Signs are one of several new crafting recipes in Stardew Valley 1.6.

Here are all of the new Stardew Valley update 1.6 crafting recipes, from the Anvil to the Text Sign. You'll find each item listed in alphabetical order, as well as its required materials and what you'll have to do to unlock its corresponding recipe. Some of the recipes require a certain skill level, whether that be fishing or otherwise, while others simply require you to purchase them directly from one of the townsfolk's shops.

ItemMaterialsRecipe Requirements
AnvilIron Bar x50Combat Mastery Totem
Bait MakerCoral x3, Iron Bar x3, Sea Urchin x1Level 6 in Fishing Skill
Big ChestCopper Bar x2, Wood x120Buy from Robin for 5,000 Gold
Blue Grass Starter Buy from Qi's Walnut Room
Challenge BaitBone Fragment x5, Moss x2Fishing Mastery Totem
DehydratorClay x2, Fire Quartz x1, Wood x30Buy from Pierre for 10,000 Gold
Deluxe BaitBait x5, Moss x2Level 4 in Fishing
Deluxe Worm BinMoss x30, Worm Bin x1Level 8 in Fishing
Fish SmokerCave Jelly x1, Hardwood x10, River Jelly x1, Sea Jelly x1Buy from Willy for 10,000 Gold
Heavy Furnace Mining Mastery Totem
Mannequin
Mini-Forge Combat Mastery Totem
Moss SoupMoss x20Cookhouse Kit or Kitchen
Mushroom LogHardwood x10, Moss x10
Mystic Tree SeedAcorn x5, Mahogany Seed x5, Maple Seed x5, Pine Cone x5Foraging Mastery Totem
Sonar BobberIron Bar x1, Refined Quartz x2Level 6 in Fishing
Statue Of BlessingsFiber x999, Moss x333, Sap x999, Stone x999Farming Mastery Totem
Statue Of The Dwarf KingIridium Bar x20Mining Mastery Totem
Tent KitCloth x1, Fiber x25, Hardwood x10Level 8 in Foraging
Text SignWood x25None

We're adding more details and recipes here as we discover them, so stay tuned. For more on the big update, here's everything new in Stardew Valley 1.6, including the full patch notes.

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