Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 823 Walkthrough
Unwind the bouquet and striped vase by separating the long olive/purple and tan/cyan return cycles from fresh supplies.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Four blue, purple and maroon flower heads sit above green leaves and a tall brown vase with orange/red bands and cyan dots. Four columns begin red 50, orange 20, blue 20 and tan 20.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the flowers and leaves, then the stacked inner vase bands; the last red bobbin removes the final central stitch.
- Opening Moves
- Take column 3 blue 20 and column 1 red 50; re-send blue 4. Send column-3 cyan 10/column-4 tan 20 together, then column 4 red 50.
- Danger Zone
- The olive/purple pair persists down to olive 1/purple 0, while a separate tan/cyan pair reaches tan 0/cyan 1. Independent purple and orange returns share those colors but not the same connectors.
- Unique Mechanics
- Horizontal and diagonal links join four-column supplies. Zero-count members stay attached through repeated returns, and several independent purple bobbins coexist with linked purple yarn.
Quick Tips for Level 823
- Keep the olive/purple connector distinct from the independent purple 3 or 1 return.
- A tan 0/cyan 1 pair still has one cyan target; return both linked members together.
- Save the late large brown/red supplies for the inner vase sequence after the leaves are mostly removed.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 823 — Full Solution
- Take column 3 blue 20 and column 1 red 50. Re-send blue 4. Send column-3 cyan 10/column-4 tan 20 together, then column 4 red 50.
- Re-send tan 15/cyan 9, tan 10/cyan 9 and tan 6/cyan 9 on successive returns. Take column 2 orange 20 around 00:30 and re-send orange 6. Keep tan 0/cyan 9 linked after tan exhausts.
- At about 00:42 send linked column-1 olive 10/column-2 purple 20. Take column 1 blue 10 and its next red 10. Re-send tan 0/cyan 9.
- Re-send red 3 and orange 4. Re-send tan 0/cyan 7, then tan 0/cyan 6. Send returned olive 8/purple 17 around 01:06 and re-send orange 4.
- Take column 2 brown 50 around 01:12. Re-send tan 0/cyan 5, olive 8/purple 16 and orange 4. Re-send the independent brown 10 left by brown 50, then tan 0/cyan 4.
- Take column 4 purple 10 around 01:34. Re-send olive 8/purple 16, orange 4 and independent purple 4. Re-send olive 8/purple 15, then take column 3 maroon 10.
- Re-send tan 0/cyan 4 and purple 3. Cycle olive 8/purple 14, orange 3 and purple 3. Re-send olive 4/purple 14 after its olive member reduces, then tan 0/cyan 4 and purple 3 again.
- At about 02:16 launch linked dark green 20/red 20/green 10 across columns 1–3. Re-send tan 0/cyan 4 and independent purple 3/orange 3. Take column 1 blue 30 and re-send olive 4/purple 14.
- Re-send blue 17 alongside orange 3 and purple 3. Re-send olive 4/purple 12, then independent purple 1/orange 3. Take column 2 tan 20 around 02:40.
- Re-send tan 0/cyan 4 and olive 4/purple 10. Re-send orange 2, blue 8 and the new independent tan 9. Re-send tan 0/cyan 2 and blue 6.
- Take column 1 beige 10 and its next dark green 20. Re-send independent tan 2, tan 0/cyan 1 and beige 2. Take column 3 royal blue 10 around 03:10.
- Re-send blue 2 and beige 2 while holding olive 4/purple 8. Take column 1 blue 10 around 03:20. Re-send the returned royal blue remainder and blue 1; let tan 0/cyan 1 use its last cyan target.
- Re-send olive 4/purple 8 and beige 2. Take column 4 orange 10. Re-send olive 4/purple 3 and orange's small return, then take column 4 purple 10.
- Re-send olive 4/purple 2, orange 1 and beige 2. Keep independent purple 10 separate. At about 04:00 launch linked column-2 green 10/column-3 brown 20/column-4 maroon 10.
- Re-send olive 4/purple 2, orange 1 and beige 2. Take column 2 purple 10. Cycle olive 2/purple 2 and independent purple 5, then re-send the other parked purple 10.
- Re-send beige 1, olive 2/purple 0 and purple 5. Take column 3 green 20 around 04:30. The exhausted purple stays attached to its olive partner.
- Send linked column-2 tan 20/column-3 purple 10. Re-send green 15, tan 9/purple 6 and independent purple 3. Re-send olive 2/purple 0, then take column 3's next green 20.
- Re-send green 15, tan 2/purple 5 and purple 2. Re-send olive 1/purple 0 and green 8. Cycle tan 1/purple 4 and then tan 0/purple 2 until that pair finishes; preserve olive 1/purple 0.
- At about 05:12 take column 4 orange 10 and re-send olive 1/purple 0. Re-send orange 3 and green 1. Take column 4 red 40, then linked column-3 brown 50/column-4 red 10.
- Re-send red 8 and orange 1, then brown 10/red 2. Take column 4 dark green 20 around 05:32, emptying that supply column.
- Re-send the late dark green return as it falls to 5, together with orange 1 and the earlier green 1. Re-send brown 0/red 2. Once the green stitches disappear, take column 2 maroon 10.
- Send linked column-1 brown 50/column-2 red 40. Re-send orange 1 and brown 0/red 2, then take the final column-1 tan 10. Re-send maroon 1 and returned brown 26/red 17.
- Let brown/tan and red unwind the remaining vase stack. Red falls through 8, 5, 3 and 1, removes the final stitch around 05:58 and leaves an empty board with 5/5 free slots.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Cyan, Purple, Pink, Maroon, Olive, Green, Dark green, Red, Orange, Brown, Tan, Beige
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Confusing independent purple 3 with the olive 4/purple 14 pair sends the wrong number of bobbins and loses the recorded return order.
- Treating tan 0 as an exhausted independent bobbin ignores its linked cyan remainder.
- Calling beige 2 a metal bobbin misidentifies the ordinary pale yarn used in this layout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the olive/purple pair keep coming back in Level 823?
Its targets become accessible in stages. The recorded pair goes from olive 8/purple 17 down to olive 1/purple 0, with repeated re-dispatches as surrounding flower yarn disappears.
Is the small beige return a metal bobbin?
No. This route shows ordinary beige yarn with a remainder of 2; it should not be relabeled as a silver metal supply.