How to make Yule Goat in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Decorating is one of the most fun aspects of the holiday season, hands down. You can make all sorts of delightfully kitschy doodads and display them around your home, then illuminate them with multicolored lights. ‘Tis the season! If you’d like a cute decoration for your home, then here’s how to make a Yule Goat in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

How to make Yule Goat in Disney Dreamlight Valley

The Yule Goat is a traditional Christmas decoration with roots in Scandinavia and Northern Europe. Usually, they’re small and cute, though sometimes folks like to get really wild with them and make them the size of an entire house! In Disney Dreamlight Valley, you can’t move into a Yule Goat, but you can still craft a desk-sized one for yourself.

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To craft a Yule Goat, you just need the following materials:

• 50 pieces of Wheat
• 2 bolts of Fabric

They’re fairly common items that can be easily sourced from multiple spots around the Valley. No one said making a Yule Goat had to be complicated.

Finding Wheat and Fabric

Wheat is one of the most readily-available crops in Disney Dreamlight Valley. You can Wheat Seeds fairly early on in the game from Goofy’s Stall in Peaceful Meadows, though you will need to upgrade the stand once before he starts stocking it. When you’ve got some Wheat Seeds, just plant them in the ground somewhere you can keep an eye on them, give them a little sprinkle with your watering can, and wait. Soon enough, they’ll sprout out of the ground, ready for harvest.

Fabric takes a little bit more doing. You’ll first need to get access to the Sunlit Plateau area, and then you’ll need to get another one of Goofy’s Stalls constructed there. Once the stall is up and running, Goofy will sell you Cotton Seeds. Cotton can be raised in the same general manner as wheat, but after you’ve harvested it, you’ll then need to visit a Crafting Station to turn it into Fabric. Five pieces of Cotton will get you one bolt of Fabric.

Once you’ve got 50 pieces of Wheat and 2 bolts of Fabric, just visit the Crafting Station again, and you can put your very own Yule Goat together! Don’t worry, things don’t go bad in this world, so you can leave it out well past Christmas if you like.