Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 803 Walkthrough
Dismantle the clock tower and pink-purple sky while keeping linked bobbins together, then save the white-purple-white group for the final left-hand fragment.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Gold-and-brown clock tower against pink-purple sky, with cyan outlines around upper-right and left patches. Four columns start gray 10, ochre 20, yellow 20 and linked brown 20/pink 50.
- Goal / Target Area
- Remove the tower and both framed sky patches, then clear the last left-side white fragment with the stored three-bobbin group.
- Opening Moves
- Launch column 4 brown 20/pink 50 together, then column 3 yellow 20, its revealed purple 50, and the next brown 20; replay the returned yellow.
- Danger Zone
- A zero purple bobbin still occupies a linked group. Near the end, stored white 2/purple 0/white 6 requires three track places even though only its white members have remaining yarn.
- Unique Mechanics
- Linked pairs and a three-bobbin chain share their circulation. Covered supplies reveal layers, while the two outlined pink patches remain for late pink bobbins after the tower has receded.
Quick Tips for Level 803
- The rightmost dark-brown 20 and pink 50 form the opening pair. Pink can reach zero while brown still needs to run.
- Blue stacks marked 3 hide supply under columns 2 and 3. Follow the revealed colors rather than treating the printed 3 as a move count.
- The upper-right framed pink patch is a late target. Column 1's unlinked pink 50 reaches it after the tower has been reduced.
- Keep three spaces available before resending the final white 2/purple 0/white 6 group. Its zero purple member remains part of the group.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 803 — Full Solution
- Launch column 4's linked dark-brown 20/pink 50 pair. Let brown work on the tower and pink on the reachable sky; the pair stays together if pink reaches zero first.
- Take column 3 yellow 20, then the purple 50 and brown 20 revealed beneath it. Replay yellow's 19/17 remainder as brown opens more of the tower edge.
- Take ochre 20, white 20 and gray 10 consecutively from column 3. Then launch the linked column 3 purple 50/column 4 pink 50 pair. Recycle the brown, yellow, ochre and white remainders behind it; the returning gray 10 came from column 3, while column 1 gray 10 remains in supply.
- Work the first yellow reserve down toward 2 and ochre toward 3, reusing white on the pale sky. Leave gray 10 stored while its counter stays unchanged.
- Take column 4 yellow 10 and white 20 as separate bobbins. Send the linked column 3 yellow 10/column 4 purple 50 pair, then column 3 pink 50 when a space opens. Later, send the single white 10 exposed in column 3.
- Send the linked column 3 brown 20/column 4 ochre 20 pair, followed by column 3 pink 50 and column 4 purple 50. Recycle white and yellow on exposed sky bands and clock details; wait for returning groups before adding another linked set.
- Once only the tower and framed patches dominate the board, take column 2 ochre 20 and column 4 yellow 10. Follow with column 2's revealed black 10 and gray 10 on the dark clock details.
- Send the connected ochre 20/white 20 supply, then reuse yellow and gray to reduce the clock face. Follow with the purple 50/ochre 20 pair spanning columns 1 and 2.
- Take column 1 brown 30 and column 2 black 10, then the linked column 1 pink 50/column 2 brown 20 pair. Replay that pair alongside white until brown reaches zero and pink falls to 2.
- Send the next column 1 ochre 20/column 2 purple 50 pair and replay its remainder. Cycle the white reserve from 5 to 2 and let it finish before adding the next supplies.
- Take column 1 black 10 and column 2 yellow 10, followed by the connected brown 20/ochre 20 pair. Let them remove the residual tower below the upper-right pink rectangle.
- Send the unlinked pink 50 from column 1 and replay its remainder. It peels the large upper-right framed patch, leaving a smaller pink block and horizontal bands.
- Take column 4 yellow 10 and ochre 20, and reuse stored gray 6 on the remaining tower details. Send the white 10/purple 50/white 10 group spanning the first three columns.
- Keep yellow and ochre working while that group returns as white 2/purple 0/white 6. Park it, then send column 3 brown 20 to remove the last brown bridge between the two patches.
- Send column 4 white 10 and pink 50, then the connected column 1 brown 20/column 2 purple 50 pair and the final column 1 pink 50. Replay the pink and brown/purple remainders until the framed patches disappear.
- Finish the little pink remainder at the left, then relaunch stored white 2/purple 0/white 6 together. The white bobbins clear the last specks and the empty board transitions into celebration.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Purple, Yellow, Ochre, Brown, Black, Gray, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Counting purple 0 as a free track place can leave too little room for the next connected group; its unfinished partner keeps it in circulation.
- Replaying the parked gray 10 while its counter is unchanged does not advance the pink sky. Work through the white, yellow and linked pink/purple supplies first.
- Leaving the white 2/purple 0/white 6 group in storage at the end leaves the small white fragment uncleared even after the pink patches are gone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is a purple bobbin showing 0 still on the track in Level 803?
It belongs to a connected group whose other bobbin has not finished. The opening and later groups visibly keep a zero member beside an unfinished partner, so do not treat that zero as a free place.
How do I clear the upper-right pink rectangle?
Reduce the tower with the earlier brown, yellow and linked groups, then use the unlinked pink 50 exposed in column 1. Replay its remainder to continue peeling that patch.
What clears the last little white fragment?
After the last pink and purple remainders finish, resend the stored white 2/purple 0/white 6 group. Its white members remove the final left-side specks.