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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 808 Walkthrough

easy 8 colors

Reveal the baseball under the 100 counter, then separate the glove, cyan field and red border using their exposed supplies and small returns.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
A brown baseball glove fills a cyan square edged with red. A central lime 100 counter covers the ball. Four supplies begin cyan 50, dark brown 10, silver 30 and beige 10.
Goal / Target Area
Remove the center counter, white/red baseball, glove and surrounding blue/red border; clearing the counter alone does not finish the level.
Opening Moves
Left cyan 50, column 3 silver 30, then replay cyan 44 and cyan 22. Next advance column 3 through beige 10, ochre 20 and red 20.
Danger Zone
Ochre 20, beige 10 and white 10 accumulate in storage near 01:30. Beige stays at 10 over repeated circuits while white gradually decreases; leave the unchanged beige parked when space is limited.
Unique Mechanics
A central counter begins at 100 and disappears to expose the baseball. Outer columns have numbered covers; inner columns hide colors behind question marks.

Quick Tips for Level 808

  • The 100 in the middle is not the number of taps available.
  • Replay the opening cyan bobbin at 44 and 22 before advancing more glove colors.
  • Distinguish silver bobbins from white baseball bobbins; the recording uses both.
  • Two beige 10 returns can coexist, so track their temporary slots separately.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 808 — Full Solution

  1. Launch column 1 cyan 50 and column 3 silver 30. Let silver finish as the center count falls to 64.
  2. Replay cyan 44, then its cyan 22 return from temporary storage. It empties with the central counter at 20.
  3. Take column 3 beige 10, ochre 20 and the red 20 revealed below them. The counter disappears around 00:26 and the baseball becomes visible.
  4. At about 00:34, take column 4 beige 10 and then its cyan 50 successor. Replay the stored ochre 19 and beige 10 when track positions open; take the newly revealed column 4 brown 20 at about 00:48.
  5. Keep ochre 20 in the first temporary slot. Replay the other beige 10, brown 8 and reduced ochre return as each comes back; by about 01:14 the smaller brown and ochre returns show 5 and 15. Send those two back rather than adding the parked ochre 20.
  6. Advance column 4 through white 10 and cyan 50 at about 01:26. Then take column 1 ochre 20 and its revealed silver 20. This leaves white 10 at the top of column 1 and brown 40 at the top of column 4.
  7. Replay the small white, beige and ochre returns while the silver empties. At about 02:00, send column 4 brown 40. Recycle white as it falls through 6 and 5 and the small ochre as it falls to 3; leave the first-slot ochre 20 parked.
  8. At about 02:40, send the second beige 10 from temporary storage. Keep recycling this beige as it falls through 9 and 8, alongside white 5 and the small ochre return. The supplies stay white 10, dark brown 10, ochre 20 and beige 10 during this loop.
  9. At about 03:24, advance column 3 through ochre 20, white 10 and brown 30. Replay the small white 1 return while those bobbins run; the next column 3 supply is cyan 50.
  10. Send column 3 cyan 50 at about 03:38. Leave the two stored ochre 20 bobbins and beige 10 parked while cyan and the small brown/white returns consume the newly exposed border and ball stitches.
  11. At about 04:02, take the next column 3 brown 30 and cyan 40. Replay white 7, then cyan 20, and continue their reduced returns until cyan empties. The top of column 3 now shows white 10.
  12. Replay the stored beige 10 and smaller ochre/white returns after the cyan clears. Their counts fall to beige 6, ochre 5 and white 5; keep the original first-slot ochre 20 parked.
  13. At about 05:12, advance column 2 through dark brown 10 and the cyan 50 it reveals. The next top in column 2 is another dark brown 10. Replay cyan at 44 and the small dark brown return; the beige 4 and white 5 are still part of this circuit.
  14. When all five temporary slots fill with ochre 20, dark brown 3, cyan 31, white 5 and beige 4, leave ochre 20 parked and resend the other four. Reuse their reduced returns as cyan falls through 28 and 26 and dark brown reaches 1.
  15. At about 06:12, advance column 1 through white 10, beige 10 and brown 20, exposing red 20. Send red 20 when space opens, then the silver 20 underneath it; this reveals red 10.
  16. Send column 1 red 10, then cyan 50 and the brown 30 underneath. The next left supply is cyan 40. Replay the earlier cyan return at 23 alongside beige and the dark brown 1 remainder until the old cyan empties.
  17. At about 07:36, finally send the long-parked ochre 20. Advance column 4 through beige 10 and silver 20; replay stored white 10 and beige 1 before taking its new ochre 20 and red 10. The right supply now shows brown 40 over brown 50.
  18. At about 08:10, take left cyan 40, right brown 40, then left brown 50. The left column is exhausted. Replay cyan 27, ochre 14 and brown 21 from storage; continue until the brown return empties and cyan falls to 16.
  19. Send the remaining middle white 10 at about 08:30, exhausting that supply. Advance the remaining left stack through its dark brown 10 supplies to cyan 40. Replay white 8 and dark brown 2 while leaving right brown 50 waiting.
  20. Send the next left dark brown 10, cyan 40 and the ochre 20 it reveals. Replay the stored beige 10 as circuit space opens; the left supply now shows red 10.
  21. Take red 10 and its ochre 10 successor, exposing brown 30. Replay the smaller white, beige and dark brown returns first, then cyan 25. Their reduced counts lead to the cyan 20/ochre 9 storage checkpoint.
  22. Send left brown 30, its revealed red 20 and the final right brown 50. Replay ochre 9 and cyan 20 when space permits. The final cyan count reaches 2 and empties; the active brown and ochre bobbins consume the last glove fragment and trigger completion.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Red, Brown, Dark brown, Ochre, Beige, White, Silver

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Stopping when the 100 counter disappears leaves the baseball, glove and border untouched.
  • Repeatedly launching both unchanged beige 10 returns crowds the circuit while white and brown still need to expose their targets.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I remove the 100 counter in Level 808?

    Start cyan 50 and silver 30, replay cyan at 44 and 22, then advance column 3 through beige 10, ochre 20 and red 20. The counter disappears around 00:26 in the recording.

  • Why does beige 10 keep returning unchanged?

    Its matching glove stitches are not yet accessible. White and brown passes can expose more of the ball and glove, so keep beige parked rather than endlessly resending it.

  • Which supplies finish the last border and glove fragments?

    The late brown 30 exposes red 20; send those and the remaining brown 50, then reuse cyan 20 and ochre 9 to finish their matching scraps.

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