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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 806 Walkthrough

hard 6 colors

Unstitch the paired black silhouettes, lime sky and silver ground details by opening the rightmost covered supply before recycling the small returns.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
Two black figures stand against lime, ochre and red horizontal fields. Four supply columns begin with black 40, ochre 20, dark brown 10 and red 10; five temporary slots are empty.
Goal / Target Area
Clear both figures and the silver fragments around their legs, then remove the final isolated black stitch.
Opening Moves
Column 1 black 40 → column 4 red 10 → newly revealed column 4 lime 30 → column 4 black 40. Next use column 1 silver 10.
Danger Zone
Around 01:05, red 9 and silver 9 occupy the first two temporary slots. The crowded circuit later reaches 0/5; let lime and red exhaust before adding another supply.
Unique Mechanics
Numbered covers conceal later supplies. A silver remainder survives several circuits because its last stitch is still covered by other colors.

Quick Tips for Level 806

  • Count supply columns from left to right; the opening lime 30 comes from column 4, not the ochre column.
  • Leave silver 1 in temporary storage while its target remains shielded.
  • Track 0/5 means the circuit is full; the recorded solve recovers as active bobbins empty.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 806 — Full Solution

  1. Select column 1 black 40 and column 4 red 10. Leave the first black return, showing 13, in the left temporary slot.
  2. Take column 4 lime 30 and then its revealed black 40. Send column 1 silver 10 while the black circuit cuts the silhouette boundary.
  3. Advance column 2 through ochre 20, lime 40 and silver 20 as exposed. Add column 4 lime 50 when a circuit position opens; replay the returned silver bobbin at about 00:32.
  4. At 00:34, take column 4 ochre 20 and the red 10 immediately below it. Replay their small ochre/red returns until this pair empties; the rightmost supply now shows lime 50.
  5. Send that column 4 lime 50 at about 00:50. Advance column 3 through its exposed dark brown 10 supplies to red 20, then send red 20. The next visible column 3 supply is dark brown 10.
  6. Advance column 2 through red 10, silver 20 and the revealed lime 40. When red 9 and silver 9 return, replay silver 9 and take the next two dark brown 10 bobbins in column 3, exposing black 40.
  7. Send the exposed black 40 in column 3 and the linked red 10/lime 50 supply spanning columns 1 and 2. Replay red 9 and silver 9 as the circuit permits; keep the two dark brown 9 returns separate in storage.
  8. At about 01:20, resend the small black/lime/red return group and the remaining red/silver bobbins. Let the lime and red members empty; the recorded next checkpoint has dark brown 6, dark brown 9 and silver 1 stored above ochre 10, ochre 20, white 10 and ochre 20 supplies.
  9. Select the linked ochre 10/ochre 20 pair in columns 1 and 2 at about 01:32, then replay silver 1. Take the newly exposed column 1 black 40 and replay the stored dark brown 9; leave dark brown 6 parked.
  10. At about 01:54, take column 3 white 10 and silver 10, plus column 4 ochre 20. This exposes the linked lime 50/lime 50 pair across columns 3 and 4; send that pair when two circuit positions open.
  11. Replay the small returns from this group: silver 5, then the white 4/ochre 9 pair, and dark brown 7. Keep recycling those same nonempty returns as their counts fall; do not advance another supply until the linked black 40/ochre 20 pair across columns 2 and 3 is next.
  12. At about 02:32, select that column 2 black 40/column 3 ochre 20 pair. Replay the dark brown 1 return, then send the next column 3 black 40 and its dark brown 10 successor.
  13. When the linked black 0/ochre 11 pair returns, send the pair back together: the zero-count black member stays attached to the unfinished ochre. Also replay the long-parked dark brown 6.
  14. At about 03:06, take the linked column 1 lime 50/column 2 red 10 pair. Once it clears, advance column 4 through ochre 10, silver 30 and its next black 40. Replay the stored dark brown 5 and silver 23; leave the separate black 0/ochre 11 pair parked until room returns.
  15. At 03:30, replay ochre 10 and silver 18 from temporary storage, then the dark brown 2 return. Reuse their reduced returns; the supplies remain black 40, red 10, dark brown 10 and black 40.
  16. At about 03:50, take column 3 dark brown 10 to expose black 40. Send the linked column 2 red 10/column 3 black 40 pair at about 03:58, then replay its red 3/black remainder when it returns.
  17. Continue recycling the separate silver, ochre and dark brown returns. When the silver return reaches 10 and dark brown reaches 2, take the next linked red 10/black 40 pair across columns 3 and 4 at about 04:30.
  18. At about 04:44, advance the rightmost column through lime 40 and black 30, exhausting that column. Replay the stored black 0/ochre 11 pair and the small silver return while those two new bobbins run.
  19. With three columns left, take the middle ochre 10/lime 50 connected supply at about 05:00. Then send the left black 40/middle red 10 pair; this exposes left red 10, middle black 40 and right red 10.
  20. Replay ochre 8/lime 13 and silver 2 as they return. At about 05:18, send the linked middle black 40/right red 10 pair, then left red 10 and its black 40 successor.
  21. Send the two exposed lime 40 bobbins when space permits. Around 05:29, launch the final black 30 from the remaining left supply column. Wait through its last circuit, from 4 to 1 to zero, to remove the isolated black stitch.

Colors in this level:

Black, Lime, Ochre, Red, Dark brown, Silver

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Repeatedly resending silver 1 while lime and black still cover its last stitch uses a circuit position without removing that stitch.
  • Treating the recorded 0/5 circuit as a loss can interrupt a working sequence; the lime and red bobbins subsequently empty.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which column should I open first in Level 806?

    Start with black 40 in column 1, then advance column 4 through red 10, lime 30 and black 40.

  • Why does a silver bobbin keep returning with 1?

    Its remaining silver stitch is still shielded. Leave it in temporary storage while the neighboring lime and black yarn is removed.

  • What clears the final black speck?

    The last black 30 supply, launched around 05:29 in this recording, completes the final circuit and consumes that stitch.

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