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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 822 Walkthrough

easy 9 colors

Clear the green base and purple border, then unwind the cyan background and orange-spoked wheels with their linked returns.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
Two orange-spoked olive wheels stand on a green base below cyan and white patches crossed by navy. A purple strip runs across the top and down the left. Four supply columns begin purple 30, navy 20, green 20 and olive 40.
Goal / Target Area
Remove the base, purple corner and cyan background, then finish the wheel interiors with orange and olive yarn.
Opening Moves
Take column 3 green 20, the linked dark green 20/olive 40 across columns 3–4, column 3 purple 30 and column 4 cyan 50. Then send dark green 30/navy 10 from columns 3–4.
Danger Zone
Three pairs return with one exhausted partner: navy/green, metal/olive and orange/green. Keep them distinct during the crowded 02:20–02:48 cycles; the separate navy 16 is held for the late interior.
Unique Mechanics
Four supply columns contain diagonal and vertical links. Plain white and metallic gray bobbins are separate supplies. A dashed counter appears inside the green base, distinct from free track capacity.

Quick Tips for Level 822

  • Keep navy 16 parked until the late cyan/navy interior sequence around 03:51.
  • A zero green partner does not cancel the linked navy remainder; re-send that pair when its turn returns.
  • Distinguish plain white 10 from metallic gray 10 and 20 when advancing the exposed stacks.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 822 — Full Solution

  1. Take column 3 bright green 20, then the dark green 20/olive 40 linked supply across columns 3–4. Send column 3 purple 30 and column 4 cyan 50.
  2. At about 00:19 send the dark green 30/navy 10 pair across columns 3–4. Take column 3 metal 10, re-send cyan 26 and take column 3 green 20.
  3. Re-send olive 40/green 0, navy 10/dark green 27, metal 5 and cyan 8. Re-send the navy/green pair again after green reaches 0; navy 10 is still attached.
  4. At about 00:38 take column 4 orange 40. Re-send olive 40/green 0 and returned orange 10. Let olive reduce through 36 and 16 before adding the next large supply group.
  5. Take column 2 navy 20, then the diagonal column-1 purple 30/column-2 orange 40 pair. Take column 1 dark green 30 and column 2 white 10. Re-send the independent navy 20.
  6. Re-send white 2 and the purple/orange pair. Purple reaches 0 while orange drops through 25, 22 and 18 on its return runs; keep both linked members together.
  7. At about 01:18 send column 4 white 10/olive 40 and its next cyan 50. Re-send purple 0/orange 18, cyan 25 and the returned white/olive pair. Keep navy 10/green 0 parked separately.
  8. Re-send white/olive and cyan 25 until cyan exhausts. Hold the independent navy 16 that returns. Let the working orange, white and olive supplies release their track spaces.
  9. At about 01:44 send linked column-1 metal 20/column-2 olive 40, then column 2 cyan 50. Re-send navy 10/green 0 and cyan 10. Re-send the metal/olive pair when metal returns with 7.
  10. Re-send navy 1/green 0 and metal 7/olive 3 around 02:00. These small returns still work on exposed edging; keep navy 16 parked.
  11. Take column 2 navy 10, then linked column-2 orange 30/column-3 green 10. Re-send navy 1/green 0 and metal 4/olive 3.
  12. Between about 02:20 and 02:48, cycle the named returns as slots open: orange 2/green 3 becomes orange 0/green 2 and then orange 0/green 1; navy 1/green 0 stays linked; metal 4/olive 3 becomes metal 4/olive 0. Re-send the independent navy 10 between these pairs.
  13. Take column 1 bright green 20 and column 3 purple 20 around 02:50. Re-send metal 4/olive 0, which reduces to metal 2 while the outer purple and green stitches recede.
  14. Re-send metal 2/olive 0. Send linked cyan 40/bright green 20 across columns 3–4, then re-send navy 1/green 0, independent navy 10 and cyan 8/green 6. Orange 30 and olive 30 appear below columns 3–4.
  15. At about 03:20 take column 2 white 10 and the vertical column-1 green 20/purple 30 pair. Re-send cyan 0/green 6, the independent navy 1 and the navy/green pair.
  16. Around 03:34 take the newly exposed column-1 dark green 20. Re-send white 6, green 8/purple 4 and cyan 0/green 6. Re-send single green 1, then green 0/purple 1 to finish the base and purple corner.
  17. Take linked column-1 metal 10/column-2 orange 30, then column 1 olive 30 and its revealed cyan 40. These supplies open the final wheel and interior sequence.
  18. At about 03:51 re-send the long-held navy 16 and white 6. Re-send the metal 3/orange 6 pair as the wheel edges shrink.
  19. Take column 4 olive 30, revealing cyan 40. Re-send cyan 2 and navy 7 so their remaining interior targets are not left behind.
  20. At about 03:59 take the final fresh column-2 olive 30, column-3 orange 30 and column-4 cyan 40. Re-send the returned olive remainder when a track slot opens.
  21. Let cyan and navy exhaust on the last central cluster. Orange 1 clears the penultimate stitch; olive 1 removes the final stitch at about 04:06.1. The board is empty and the counter reads 5/5 before the outro.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Navy, White, Silver, Purple, Orange, Olive, Green, Dark green

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Using the parked navy 16 in place of the navy 1/green 0 pair confuses two separate return cycles.
  • Discarding the orange 0/green 1 pair from the plan leaves the last green target unworked.
  • Ending after orange exhausts misses the final olive stitch, which clears last.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why should navy 16 stay in the tray for so long?

    The recorded route works the small linked navy/green pair and independent navy 10 first. Navy 16 is re-sent around 03:51 when the cyan/navy interior is exposed.

  • Which bobbin finishes Level 822?

    Olive finishes last. After the final cyan and navy yarn exhausts, orange removes its last stitch, then olive 1 pulls the final central stitch.

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