Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 832 Walkthrough
Clear the two blue-white side panels and red-orange center by opening the numbered supply boxes, thawing both blockers and timing the linked white and blue groups.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Two white-speckled blue panels flank a red upper motif and black center with an orange mark; a white mound fills the bottom. Four columns begin with white 30, black 30, dark red 10 and blue 40. Frozen blue 7 and two boxes marked 5 sit behind them.
- Goal / Target Area
- Unravel both panels and every central and lower stitch. The linked blue/navy pair is 1/0 at 4:41.6; the board clears and shows 5/5 free track places at 4:41.8.
- Opening Moves
- Send C1 white 30, C2 black 30, the C2 box's white 40 and C4 blue 40. These expose C2 dark red 10 and C4 orange 10 while the first frozen counter starts dropping.
- Danger Zone
- Do not confuse frozen counters with yarn quantities or launch the three-member white-blue-white group without three free places. The stored black 22 should not displace the colored work that opens the black center.
- Unique Mechanics
- Numbered supply boxes, hidden colors and two icy blockers control access. Links form a white-blue-white triple and later a vertical blue/navy pair. The white bobbins are ordinary white yarn.
Quick Tips for Level 832
- Number the four supply columns from left to right; the tray above them still has five slots.
- The icy 7 and 30 counters block supplies. Wait until they reach zero instead of reading them as ordinary yarn remainders.
- Keep the black 22 in the first tray slot until the late central cleanup; smaller active black bobbins are separate supplies.
- Allow three free track places for the white 40/blue 30/white 40 chain that forms after C2 navy 40 is removed.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 832 — Full Solution
- Use four supply columns C1–C4. Around 0:18, send C1 white 30, C2 black 30, C2's revealed white 40 and C4 blue 40. C2's box drops from 5 to 3. C4 reveals orange 10 above red 20; leave the dark red 10 bobbins at C2 and C3 for later.
- Around 0:38, send C4 orange 10, red 20, the next dark red 10 and navy 50. This uncovers the white 40 link above the second icy blocker. Resend black 4 and blue 12 when they return. Red returns with 18; orange initially returns with its full 10 because the center is still covered.
- Until about 1:15, repeat the existing red, orange, blue and black tray bobbins. Checkpoints include navy 0/red 7 near 0:48, orange 10 near 0:50, dark red 5 near 1:06 and red 3 near 1:12. The first ice counter falls to 1 and the right one to 26; no new supply is required during these repeat laps.
- Around 1:16, send C3 dark red 10, then its box navy 50 and blue 30. Black 30 appears with box 2 beneath. Resend orange 10 and red 5/2. C1 thaws and reveals red 20, which stays in supply for now.
- Reuse red and blue leftovers, including red 9 and blue 20 around 1:30. Around 1:33, work C3 through black 30, white 40 and blue 30. The box disappears and the new blue 30 links to C4 white 40; leave that linked group in supply.
- Resend blue 16/20 and orange 10. Black leftovers return separately at 20 and 22. Around 1:47, take C1 red 20 to reveal black 30 over white 40. Keep black 22 in the first tray slot while smaller black 12, red 6/16, dark red 5 and blue/orange leftovers circulate.
- Through about 2:08, continue those smaller tray remainders without selecting the C1 black 30 or C2 dark red 10. Orange still returns at 10 near 2:04, and the right ice counter approaches 20. Around 2:09, take C1 black 30, white 40 and blue 30 in sequence, leaving the next black 30 exposed.
- Around 2:25, take C2 dark red 10 and its box supplies navy 50, red 20 and another navy 50. The old navy can return with 15 while the newer one starts. A hidden red 10 is revealed with a diagonal link toward C1's hidden white supply; red returns with 18.
- Until about 2:57, resend the current red, navy, smaller black and orange bobbins. The smaller black returns at 4 then 1 and clears; orange reduces through 10, 7, 4 and 1 as the center becomes accessible. Leave black 22 stored. The right ice counter reaches 11.
- Around 2:58, send C1 black 30, then its revealed white 40 linked to C2 red 10. This exposes C1 blue 30 and C2 navy 40. Reuse the white/red pair after it returns. Send C2 navy 40 around 3:13, revealing white 40 joined to C3 blue 30 and C4 white 40.
- Launch that white 40/blue 30/white 40 triple around 3:16 when three places are free. C2 red 10, C3 black 20 and the right icy 8 are exposed. Reuse the linked leftovers, including white 10/blue 0 near 3:22, together with smaller black 17 and red 6. Take C2 red 10 around 3:31 to expose black 20.
- Take C1 blue 30 around 3:36 and work its remainder. Send the long-stored black 22 around 3:43. Take C2 black 20, then its newly revealed blue 30; C2 becomes empty. Reuse red 5 and returned black while the right ice reaches 1.
- After C4 thaws around 3:52, send its navy 40 to reveal red 10. Take C3 black 20 and then C4 red 10. Dispatch the resulting C3 blue 30/C4 white 40 pair around 4:01; C3 navy 40 and C4 black 20 are exposed. Reuse red 3 and later red 2.
- Work the red, black and blue/white leftovers. Around 4:17 take C3 navy 40, followed by C3 orange 10. Send C4 black 20 and C4 blue 30. Around 4:29 take C1 black 20, then its linked blue 30/navy 40 group, revealing the final white 30.
- Send C1 white 30 around 4:32 when space opens. Reuse orange 3, blue 1 and the black remainder. White falls to 1 around 4:40; the last linked blue/navy group reaches 1/0 at 4:41.6. At 4:41.8 the final blue pixel disappears and the track returns to 5/5.
Colors in this level:
White, Black, Blue, Navy blue, Red, Dark red, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Selecting an icy blue counter as though it were an available blue bobbin instead of waiting for it to thaw.
- Resending the stored black 22 too early and crowding out the white-blue-white triple.
- Renumbering the remaining supplies after C2 empties, which makes the final C1 white 30 and C3 orange 10 easy to confuse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the black 22 stay in the tray for so long?
The demonstrated route parks it while the colored panels and white sections expose the black interior. It is finally sent around 3:43; the smaller black bobbins used earlier are different leftovers.
What comes out of the two numbered boxes?
After the opening black, the left box provides white 40, dark red 10, navy 50, red 20 and navy 50. The right box follows its initial dark red with navy 50, blue 30, black 30, white 40 and blue 30.
What finishes Level 832?
The late linked blue 30/navy 40 group remains after the white, orange and black cleanup. It reaches blue 1/navy 0 immediately before the final blue stitch clears.