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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 820 Walkthrough

expert 16 colors

Unravel the winged picture and its three numbered central regions, then finish the remaining brown yarn with the last brown 50.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
Four supply columns begin bright green 10, magenta 10, dark green 30 and pink 20 beneath five storage slots. Blue-purple wings and pink lower sections surround a brown center with stacked 60/20/40 regions.
Goal / Target Area
Clear both colored wings and all three central numbered regions; the last brown 50 completes the center.
Opening Moves
C3 dark green 30 → C4 pink 20 → newly exposed C4 dark brown 10 → linked C3 purple 20/C4 dark green 10 → C2 magenta 10 → linked C1 bright green 10/C2 ochre 10.
Danger Zone
Pink 3, green 13, brown 10 and purple 12/green 0 can return unchanged together. Later, ochre 4 remains attached to black 0 while ochre 13 occupies a separate storage slot. Advance the required supply color without overfilling the return space.
Unique Mechanics
Two distinct metal supplies strip silver material. The brown 50 remainder waits at 35 until the numbered center opens; its counters then fall while surrounding colors still require their own yarn.

Quick Tips for Level 820

  • Keep the opening purple 12/green 0 link intact; it persists well beyond the first pink cleanup.
  • Use C1's next purple 20 when pink 3, green 13 and brown 10 keep returning unchanged.
  • Reserve the brown 35 remainder for the center while advancing the metal, pink and purple supplies that expose it.
  • The last C3 brown 50 is still required after C4's late brown 50 has started clearing the center.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 820 — Full Solution

  1. Number the supply columns C1–C4 from left to right. Select C3 dark green 30, C4 pink 20, the newly exposed C4 dark brown 10, linked C3 purple 20/C4 dark green 10, and C2 magenta 10.
  2. Send linked C1 bright green 10/C2 ochre 10. Take C4 brown 10 and then dark purple 10 as they become exposed. Replay pink through 14, 8, 3 and 1, magenta through 9, 5 and 2, and ochre through 6 and 2 until those opening colors clear.
  3. Around 76–94 seconds, take C1 green 20, purple 20, pink 30, black 10 and the next green 20 in order. Replay purple 11 through 4, 3 and 2; pink 30 falls through 23, 20, 14, 9, 5 and 3.
  4. Reuse purple 12/green 0, green 13, brown 10 and pink 3 only while their matching edges are exposed. When they return unchanged, keep room to advance C1's next purple 20.
  5. Send C1 purple 20, bright green 10 and dark green 30 around 160–172 seconds, exposing metal 10. Purple drops through 13, 7 and 6; bright green reaches 2, and the older pink remainder clears.
  6. Take C3 blue 30 and C4 magenta 10. Replay the blue remainder and the original purple/green pair until that pair clears near 192 seconds. Take C2 yellow 10, linked C2 blue 20/C3 dark green 20, and C4 dark green 20, which exposes metal 10.
  7. Select the next linked C2 bright green 10/C3 dark green 20 near 208 seconds, followed by the next C3 dark green 20 near 220 seconds. Reuse old green 9 through 7 and 2; retain yellow 4 for a later exposed edge.
  8. Take C3 purple 20 and its blue 30, plus C2 brown 50 around 232 seconds. Brown returns at 35. Replay purple 10 and 3 and blue 9 and 1 while keeping that brown remainder for the center.
  9. Send linked C2 red 10/C3 brown 10, then C2 dark green 30 and C3 bright green 10. Reuse dark green 11 and bright green 2. The link falls to red 5/brown 6 and then red 0/brown 4.
  10. Take C2 pink 20 around 260 seconds. Replay pink 3, the older brown remainders and the red 0/brown link as their stitches open. Let that link finish before loading the next group.
  11. Take C3 purple 20 around 290 seconds. Then send C4 metal 10 and its magenta 20, C3 blue 30, and C2 red 10 followed by pink 20 around 306–316 seconds. Replay metal 5, 3 and 2; the old yellow 4 finally falls through 3 and 1.
  12. Send C2 dark brown 10, C4 blue 30 and its purple 10, then C3 magenta 20 and its ochre 20. Send the newly exposed linked C2 ochre 10/C3 black 20 together near 352 seconds.
  13. Replay brown 35, blue 16, magenta 6 and the ochre/black link. Brown drops through 33, 30, 27, 23, 19 and 10 as the central counters begin to fall. The link remains ochre 4/black 0; leave the zero member attached. Keep the separate ochre 13 stored.
  14. Take C1 metal 10 and its pink 20 near 402–406 seconds. Replay metal 7, pink 2, magenta 2, blue 12 and the last brown units. The silver remainder reaches 3 as the brown finishes.
  15. Take C1 purple 20 around 430 seconds. Replay purple 14, 11 and 2 with blue 11 to remove the last wing fragments. The central regions still show about 53/20/23.
  16. Select C1 burgundy 10 and C2 black 20 near 444–446 seconds. Replay metal 2 and the old ochre 4/black 0 link. Burgundy falls through 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1; the new black falls through 20, 12, 8, 5 and 1. Let the older ochre link clear.
  17. Around 462 seconds, send stored burgundy 1 and ochre 13, C2 dark brown 10, then C1 orange 10 and the lime 10 it exposes. Replay black 1 when room opens so it clears before the final brown stage.
  18. Take C4 ochre 10, the brown 50 beneath it, and the next C4 orange 10. Keep C3's remaining brown 50 available. Replay ochre 8, lime 7 and burgundy 1 as the remaining colored sections open.
  19. Take C4 yellow 10 near 476 seconds. Reuse yellow, orange, lime and ochre remainders while the late brown works through 39, 30, 26, 22 and 13. Colored outlines disappear before all central yarn is gone.
  20. Send the last C3 brown 50 around 482 seconds. Let orange and lime finish, then allow brown to run alone through 42, 34, 26, 14 and 6. The last central stitches disappear near 492 seconds, followed by the completion animation.

Colors in this level:

Bright green, Dark green, Pink, Magenta, Purple, Blue, Brown, Dark brown, Ochre, Black, Yellow, Red, Burgundy, Orange, Lime, Silver

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Repeatedly sending unchanged pink 3 and green 13 while leaving the next C1 purple 20 buried in the supply progression.
  • Treating the black 0 attached to ochre 4 as a separate finished bobbin and ignoring the linked ochre remainder.
  • Stopping after the late C4 brown 50 while C3 still holds the final brown 50 needed for the central stitches.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What do the 60, 20 and 40 numbers in Level 820 mean?

    They belong to three central regions that decrease during the brown cleanup. They are not a move budget; the separate fraction beside the track entrance shows free track positions.

  • Why does the brown 35 keep returning before the center clears?

    Much of its matching yarn is still behind other material. Advance the remaining metal, pink and purple supplies and reuse brown when the center becomes exposed.

  • Which bobbin finishes Level 820?

    After the late C4 brown 50, send the final C3 brown 50. It removes the last central stitches after the orange and lime remainders finish.

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