Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 22 Walkthrough

easy

Level 22's goal is to open the flower from the outer petals and pot rim before the yellow center. Trim the dark rim first, then spread through the pink, red, and blue petals so the middle crossing stays manageable. The board becomes safer when you treat route crossings as the real problem and save the yellow center for the release that empties parked work.

Quick Tips for Level 22 (spoiler-free)

  • Trim the dark pot rim before you send more routes through the flower head.
  • Open the pink, red, and blue outer petals before you invest in the yellow center.
  • If the tray jams around 00:35, finish the yellow center to trigger the chain release.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 22 — Full Solution

  1. Begin with the dark pot-rim cleanup so upper routes have room to pass.
  2. Open the pink, red, and blue petals to reduce the shell around the flower head.
  3. Hold the yellow center until the petals are already thinning and the middle crossing is worth it.
  4. Clear the lower brown pot sections after the central routes are less tangled.
  5. If the tray is full around 00:35, finish the yellow center first and let the waiting colors release before adding new work.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Starting a color before checking whether its full loop route is open.
  • Clearing the nearest yarn segment while leaving its matching color blocked.
  • Rushing the first move before spotting which color has the cleanest path.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why does the yellow center matter so much on Level 22?

    The normalized input says several parked jobs are waiting on that middle section to disappear, so the yellow center becomes the key release point later in the run.

  • Should I treat this like a simple flower picture?

    No. The board has obvious symmetry, but the string routes cross through the center, so a spool can still get parked even when it matches the visible picture.

  • What fixes the big tray jam near 00:35?

    Focus on finishing the yellow center so one parked route can leave the tray in a chain release, instead of adding more petal or pot work into the crowd.