Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 811 Walkthrough
Unstitch a deer head by opening the right dark-brown supply, cutting back the antlers, and recycling face colors before the last brown and ochre bobbins.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A left-facing deer has tall antlers, white ears, a red muzzle, and a broad brown neck. Three supply columns begin orange 20, dark brown 10, and dark brown 20; blue containers show 6, 5, and 6.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the tall antlers and lower neck, then the compact eye-and-muzzle cluster and the isolated final orange stitches.
- Opening Moves
- Right dark brown 20 → right silver 10 → left orange 20 → left silver 10 → left ochre 30. Keep the center dark brown 10 for the following phase.
- Danger Zone
- Early silver 1 and ochre 11 return to storage; later dark brown 17 and black remainders occupy slots beside the reduced face. Reuse them when their colors are exposed, and wait through a full track.
- Unique Mechanics
- Numbered blue containers hide further supply. Late progress depends on repeated passes by partially spent face-color bobbins, while the final two supply bobbins are brown 20 and ochre 20.
Quick Tips for Level 811
- Start with the right dark brown 20, not the middle dark brown 10; the right choice exposes the opening silver 10.
- The blue supply counters start at 6, 5, and 6. They describe the concealed supply, not a move allowance.
- Reuse the returned silver 1 and ochre 11 once the early circuit opens space; adding new colors without using the returns fills the temporary row.
- Save the final brown 20 and ochre 20 for the small face cluster after the white ear has largely disappeared.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 811 — Full Solution
- Select right dark brown 20, then the silver 10 it reveals. These are the first two new bobbins; leave the center dark brown 10 untouched.
- Work down the left with orange 20, silver 10, and ochre 30. Let each enter before making the next choice.
- Continue the left black 20, dark brown 10, brown 20, and white 20. Reuse the returning silver 1 and ochre 11. The left supply now exposes dark brown 20 above red 10.
- Send right red 20 and the orange 10 beneath it. Right ochre 30 remains waiting while the returning black and white bobbins cut into the antlers and ear.
- Work through the middle dark brown 10, brown 10, white 20, dark brown 20, red 10, and ochre 30 in that order. Re-send black 3 and the returned brown/white yarn between launches whenever track positions reopen.
- Send left dark brown 20. Next send middle black 10 and right ochre 30, then the brown 20 revealed in the middle. The right supply is now black 10 above its last blue container.
- Continue left red 10, orange 10, brown 20, and dark brown 20. This opens left white 10 while the broad neck shrinks to the compact face. Keep the middle red 10 available until the current dark passes return.
- Send middle red 10 and left white 10. Recycle stored dark brown 17 and black 8/10 while white shortens the ear, then send middle ochre 20 and brown 10 to empty that column.
- Keep recycling the returned red, dark brown, black, and white bobbins until only the right supply remains. Send right black 10 to empty its last blue container, then dark brown 10, brown 20, and white 20 as they are exposed.
- Leave the newly exposed ochre 30 waiting during the next face-color laps. Reuse dark brown 17, black 10, red, and white returns against the remaining eye outline and ear.
- Send the right ochre 30, then white 10. Two final new bobbins remain: brown 20 above ochre 20. Recycle the small red, black, brown, and white remainders before introducing them.
- Send brown 20, then ochre 20. Reuse white 4 and the small red/brown returns; the white eye disappears before the last orange stitches.
- Let the final ochre pass remove the isolated center stitches. The board empties and the recording proceeds to WELL DONE.
Colors in this level:
Dark brown, Orange, Ochre, Black, Red, White, Silver
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting with the center dark brown 10 instead of opening the right dark brown 20 and silver 10 changes the observed reveal order.
- Leaving the returned silver 1 and ochre 11 parked while loading new colors consumes temporary space needed for the face-color returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bobbin starts Yarn Loop Level 811?
Choose the dark brown 20 in the right column, then the silver 10 it uncovers. The middle dark brown 10 stays in place while you work through the left orange 20, silver 10, and ochre 30.
How do I finish the small deer face in Level 811?
Reuse the red, dark brown, black, and white remainders, then launch the final brown 20 and ochre 20 supply. A white remainder clears the eye; the last ochre pass removes the isolated orange stitches.
Are the blue 6, 5, and 6 numbers a move limit?
No. They sit on the concealed supply containers and change as bobbins are revealed. The 5/5 display next to the track is a separate capacity indicator.