Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 814 Walkthrough
Clear blue and purple flowers from a red boot, using the early silver bobbin on the sole and saving returned white yarn for the final flower stitch.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Blue/purple flowers and white centers emerge from a red boot with a gray sole band. Three supply tops begin dark brown 40, cyan 40, and yellow-green 10.
- Goal / Target Area
- Remove the boot and sole, then the scattered flower petals and stems, ending with the isolated white flower stitch.
- Opening Moves
- Left dark brown 40 → middle cyan 40 → middle silver 50 → middle white 30 → right yellow-green 10; right navy 20 follows.
- Danger Zone
- Dark brown, navy, rose, cyan, and silver leftovers crowd the temporary row early. Late white yarn must be reused after the final navy launch.
- Unique Mechanics
- An early silver bobbin addresses the gray sole. Duck-marked supply bobbins visibly produce a duck +1 effect when used; the solve does not require a separate duck action.
Quick Tips for Level 814
- The opening is left dark brown 40, middle cyan 40, middle silver 50, middle white 30, and right yellow-green 10.
- The middle dark brown 40 is followed by a red 40. Identical numbers do not make those two supply choices interchangeable.
- Recycle the early dark brown 17 and cyan 1 instead of allowing them to sit beneath the boot.
- The last navy 40 removes dark-blue fragments, but a returned white bobbin is still needed for the final white stitch.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 814 — Full Solution
- Send left dark brown 40, middle cyan 40, middle silver 50, middle white 30, and right yellow-green 10, waiting for each to enter the track.
- Send right navy 20. Reuse the returned dark brown 17, cyan 1, and yellow-green remainder before opening more supply.
- Send middle dark brown 40, then its red 40. Continue down the left with rose 20, cyan 40, and red 50; leave left yellow-green 10 waiting. Keep the silver remainder circulating against the gray sole.
- Use right purple 30, then recycle dark brown 15 and navy 15. Send right red 40 and the white 20 it reveals; right red 20 is left available next.
- Choose left yellow-green 10, then middle green 20. Re-send yellow-green 6 and green 13 against the exposed leaves. The three supply tops now show red 20, red 40, and red 20.
- Send right red 20 and dark brown 50. Recycle the brown, green, and yellow-green remainders while the red boot shrinks; leave right white 20 for the later flower phase.
- Send middle red 40, then left red 20. Reuse stored brown/red/yellow-green yarn; left purple 30 and middle rose 10 are now exposed.
- Use middle rose 10, then middle cyan 30. Send right white 20 and the dark purple 10 beneath it to reduce exposed white patches and flower shadows.
- Clear the middle column with its next rose 10, navy 10, and purple 40. Reuse white 5, cyan 1, red 3, and yellow-green 4/3 on the fragments exposed between these launches.
- Send right green 10, cyan 30, and dark purple 20, letting returns free positions between them. Leave the waiting left purple 30 until those right-column colors have had their passes.
- Send left purple 30, then green 20. Recycle yellow-green 3 as the scattered petals and stems shrink.
- Continue the final supply with white 20, dark purple 20, and green 20. Keep track of the partly used white bobbin when it returns from the central flower.
- Send the final navy 40, then reuse white 9 and green 3. Navy collects the scattered dark-blue pieces while white approaches the last flower pixel.
- Allow the returned white bobbin to remove the isolated final white stitch. Confirm the empty board and restored 5/5 track capacity before the end overlay.
Colors in this level:
Dark brown, Cyan, Silver, White, Yellow-green, Navy, Rose, Red, Purple, Dark purple, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Skipping middle red 40 because the preceding dark brown bobbin also read 40 changes the boot-clearing sequence.
- Leaving the late white remainder in temporary storage after launching navy 40 leaves the final white flower stitch untouched.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bobbin removes the gray sole in Level 814?
The middle silver 50 appears immediately after middle cyan 40 in the opening. Use it then and resend its small remainder while the gray sole is still visible.
What follows the middle dark brown 40?
A red 40. Send that red bobbin before moving down the left rose 20, cyan 40, and red 50 sequence.
Why is one white dot left after the final navy bobbin?
Navy handles the dark-blue fragments. Reuse the returned white yarn, which has 9 at an earlier return, and let it collect the final white stitch.