Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 812 Walkthrough
Unstitch the sandwich filling and crust, expose the bread key to open the locked supply, then clear the pale top slice while managing linked bobbins.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A layered sandwich has a key on its pale striped top bread. Four supply columns begin silver 20, beige 20, orange 20, and ochre 20; the middle red 10 and yellow 10 underneath are linked.
- Goal / Target Area
- Remove filling and crust to reach the key, open the second-column lock, and peel away the final pale-and-orange bread strip.
- Opening Moves
- Right ochre 20 → right dark brown 20 → right red 20; then resend stored ochre 14 and dark brown 12 before the right silver 10.
- Danger Zone
- The early linked pair and multiple beige/orange leftovers repeatedly fill the track and temporary row. A linked red 0 remains present while its partner is unfinished.
- Unique Mechanics
- Linked supply pairs, question-mark reveals, and a bread key controlling a yellow column-2 lock all appear. The unlocked beige 20 is used after the key clears.
Quick Tips for Level 812
- Open the right column with ochre 20, dark brown 20, and red 20; the left silver 20 stays available until the bread is more exposed.
- Removing middle beige 20 and orange 20 exposes a linked red 10/yellow 10 pair. Leave room for both bobbins.
- A linked red bobbin can still occupy space at 0 while its partner retains yarn. Follow the pair's return, not the red number alone.
- The yellow lock in column 2 opens after the key on the top bread is cleared; the newly accessible beige 20 helps with the pale bread.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 812 — Full Solution
- Send right ochre 20, dark brown 20, and red 20. Resend the returned ochre 14 and dark brown 12 before choosing right silver 10.
- Send column 3 orange 20 and column 2 beige 20, then the linked red 10/yellow 10 pair they uncover. Follow with column 3 yellow-green 10.
- Let the early orange, beige, ochre, dark brown, and yellow-green bobbins return and resend those loose bobbins as positions open. Leave the returned linked red 3/yellow 7 in storage while these singles collect exposed crust and filling.
- Send the linked column 3 red 20/right peach 10 pair. It returns as red 0/peach 7. Keep both linked pairs parked for this stretch and recycle the loose orange, beige, ochre, dark brown, and yellow-green remainders through the remaining space.
- When the loose bobbins have reduced the crust, resend the stored red 3/yellow 7 pair, then reuse its red 2/yellow return. Once that pair drains, send column 3 yellow 10. The red 0/peach 7 pair still needs to be recycled when peach stitches are reachable.
- Select the now-exposed linked column 3 green 10/right red 10 pair. Follow it with the next linked beige 10/red 10 pair from the same columns. Reuse yellow and peach returns between these pair launches.
- Send the next column 3 beige 10, revealing orange 20. Send the left silver 20, then the left peach 20 and red 20 it uncovers. The silver pass reduces the exposed pale bread while the linked peach/red returns keep working below it.
- Send left ochre 20, then middle bright green 10. Next launch the linked left dark brown 10/middle red 20 pair. This exposes the yellow lock in column 2 while the key is still on the top bread.
- Recycle the silver, peach, ochre, bright-green, and dark-brown/red returns until the bread key disappears and the lock opens. Send the unlocked middle beige 20 when a position is available.
- Select the newly accessible linked left red 10/middle yellow-green 10 pair. Then use the next linked left red 10/middle orange 10 pair. This reveals left beige 20 and middle red 20; reuse the small silver, peach, and green remainders around them.
- Send linked middle red 20/column 3 orange 20. After that pair returns and space opens, send the next linked middle beige 10/column 3 orange 20 pair. The replacement supplies are dark green 10 in both middle columns.
- Send column 3 dark green 10, then middle dark green 10. Recycle yellow-green 5, bright green 2, silver 3, and peach remainders until the left lettuce is gone.
- Send left beige 20, followed by dark brown 10 and the revealed red 10. Continue right peach 10 and beige 20 as they are uncovered. Re-send the silver remainder 2 to help strip the last pale bread.
- Finish the right supply with its remaining peach bobbins, beige 20, and last ochre 10. Return the partly spent peach and beige yarn until only isolated pale/orange bread stitches remain.
- Let those final pale/orange stitches clear. The board empties, the track returns to 5/5, and the recording shows the blue game completion transition.
Colors in this level:
Silver, Beige, Orange, Ochre, Dark brown, Red, Yellow, Yellow-green, Bright green, Dark green, Peach
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the linked red 10/yellow 10 as one track occupant leaves insufficient space for both partners.
- Discarding a linked pair from your plan because its red member reads 0 ignores the unfinished yellow or peach partner.
- Trying to use column 2 through its yellow lock before the key is cleared skips the required bread-unlocking phase.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I open Level 812's sandwich puzzle?
Choose the right-column ochre 20, dark brown 20, and red 20. Reuse the returned ochre 14 and dark brown 12 before sending the right silver 10.
Why does the red bobbin stay at 0 in Level 812?
The visible red bobbin belongs to a linked pair. It can remain with a yellow or peach partner that still has yarn, so allow capacity for both when recycling the pair.
How is the locked second column opened?
Keep removing the top bread around its key. In the recorded solve the key disappears and the yellow lock opens, making beige 20 available above yellow-green 10.