Netting is a crafting material in Pokémon Pokopia that you will need for certain recipes, including the “Seaweed and netting” build. You can either make it at a work bench or collect it from a hidden cave, and both routes are available fairly early once you can travel across water.
Quick answer: Craft Netting at any work bench under the Buildings tab using Vine rope and Twine, or break the cracked brown rocks blocking a cave to pick up several pieces of Netting off the ground.
Craft Netting at a work bench
The reliable way to get Netting on demand is to build it. The recipe sits in the Buildings tab of the crafting menu, so you need access to a work bench and the two required materials in your inventory or in a storage box placed next to the bench.
The two materials it uses are easy to gather while exploring:
| Material | How to get it |
|---|---|
| Vine rope | Use Cut on vines; also dropped by Bellsprout and Weepinbell in their habitat |
| Twine | Break down textile garbage, cut cobwebs, or collect from Bug-types with the Litter specialty |
Find Netting in the wild
If you would rather not spend materials, Netting also appears out in the world. A single piece sits near Corsola’s home, tucked next to some watermelons, and a larger stash waits inside a sealed cave.
What Netting is used for
Netting feeds into recipes rather than acting as a finished decoration on its own. One clear use is the “Seaweed and netting” recipe, listed as No. 006, which calls for Netting x4 and Lush seaweed x2. Keeping a small stock of Netting on hand means you can complete builds like this without a detour to gather more.
Between the work bench recipe and the cave stockpile, you have a steady supply either way. Craft it when you have Vine rope and Twine to spare, and raid the cracked-rock cave when you want a quick batch without touching your materials.
