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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 835 Walkthrough

easy 10 colors

Unravel the red-roofed tower and green tree by opening both supply boxes, managing persistent linked groups and clearing the last two green pixels.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
A white-and-peach tower with red roof stands beside a green tree, smaller building and blue sky with white clouds. Four columns start brown 10, white 50, lime 20 and dark red 30; six-count boxes sit under the two outside supplies.
Goal / Target Area
Remove the tower, ground, tree and sky completely. White falls to 1 at 7:46.5; the old linked trio's dark green 2 clears the last two green dots by 7:47.6.
Opening Moves
Send C1 brown 10, box black 40, blue 50 and red 10, followed by green 30, brown 10 and the final box green 30. Reuse returned bobbins while advancing that queue.
Danger Zone
A trio with two zero members still needs three track places. Avoid filling the tray with new supplies while the old trio and single remainders wait; distinguish the later green/blue pair from the earlier blue/lime/green trio.
Unique Mechanics
Two six-count boxes, hidden linked supplies, a peach/red/dark-red trio and a persistent blue/lime/dark-green trio control access. Late green 30/blue 40 and white 40/lime 10 pairs open the final sky; ordinary peach and white are not metal.

Quick Tips for Level 835

  • C1 and C4 each begin with a six-count supply box, but their color queues differ.
  • A returning 0/1/0 or 0/0/5 trio still needs three track places; zero partners remain connected.
  • The late dark green 30/blue 40 pair is separate from the older blue/lime/dark-green trio.
  • Save the old trio's final dark green 2 until the white/lime pair leaves three free places at the very end.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 835 — Full Solution

  1. Number the four columns C1–C4. Around 0:09, send C1 brown 10, then its box black 40, blue 50, red 10, green 30, brown 10 and another green 30 as places open. Reuse brown 5, black 40, red 5 and green 16. After the box disappears, take the separate C1 blue 50, exposing the linked dark green 30 above white 30; leave that group in supply.
  2. Reuse brown 6, red 2 and black 40. Take C3 lime 20 around 0:26 and C2 white 50 around 0:35. C3 now shows green 30 over white 10, and C2 peach 30 is exposed with a deeper link. Reuse green 3.
  3. Until about 1:06, take no new supply: let white, green, blue, black and brown leftovers make repeat trips. Reuse brown 2 around 0:48 and afterward. White falls through 12 toward zero and black reaches 22; the four front supplies stay dark green 30, peach 30, green 30 and dark red 30.
  4. Around 1:06, send C2 peach 30 with its hidden linked red 20 and dark red 30. C2 reveals black 20 over white 40. Resend the trio after it returns at peach 25/red 17/dark red 15. Keep black 22 separate and reuse brown 2, later 1; the trio's peach falls through 19 toward 9.
  5. Around 1:26, take C3 green 30, white 10 and the revealed dark green 40. Reuse the peach/red/dark-red trio at 0/6/0 and then 0/5/0. C3 blue 50 is exposed but stays in supply. Green leftovers near 29 need repeat trips; black 22 remains parked for much of this phase.
  6. Until about 2:36, continue only existing tray leftovers. The red-only trio reaches 0/2/0 and then 0/1/0, where it waits. Resend green 29/27 and black 22, which reduces through 16 to 14. Around 2:37, take C4 dark red 30 to expose its box brown 10.
  7. Reuse dark red 12 then 3, black 14 and green 27. Around 3:00, take C4 brown 10, box white 40 and peach 30. Red 20 is exposed with two box supplies remaining. Reuse peach 20/10, brown 4/2, black 6 and green 24/23.
  8. When reachable, resend the old peach 0/red 1/dark red 0 trio to finish it. Around 3:22, take C4 red 20 and the final box dark red 30. The box disappears and dark green 40 is revealed. Send that green around 3:30, exposing hidden dark red 20.
  9. Reuse red 12, green 15 then 7, brown 1 and black 2 while leaving C4 dark red 20 in supply. Around 3:56, take C2 black 20 and white 40 to expose peach 30. Reuse red 9 and the new black remainder 20, then take C2 peach 30 around 4:07, revealing red 10.
  10. Around 4:10, dispatch C3 blue 50 with the linked lime and dark-green members revealed below it. The concealed greens are already decreasing when their labels become readable; the complete group returns at blue 0/lime 0/dark green 11. C3 now exposes white 40.
  11. Through about 4:36, park that trio and reuse ordinary white 7, peach 12 then 1, black 20 then 12 and red 9 then 3/1. No new supply is required during these repeat trips. Around 4:37, send C3 white 40 with its hidden linked black 20, exposing another white 40 linked toward C4.
  12. Reuse red 1, black 12/8 and peach 1. Around 4:54, take C2 red 10 and its revealed peach 30. This exposes C2 blue 40 linked to C1 dark green 30. Send C4 dark red 20 next, revealing lime 10 linked to C3 white 40, with C4 blue 40 underneath. Leave these two new pairs in supply.
  13. From about 5:04, reuse the old 0/0/11 trio along with red, black and peach leftovers. Its green falls to 6 then 5. Other returns include black 6, red 5/4, peach 14/9/5 and a separate dark red 1. Finish the older white/black pair while keeping the new green/blue and white/lime pairs untouched.
  14. From about 5:36 to 6:35, cycle the same leftovers without taking a new supply: blue 0/lime 0/dark green 5, black 6, red 4, peach 1 and dark red 1. The trio needs three places and the singles use the other two. When tray outlines flash, wait for track room rather than adding another group.
  15. Around 6:36, send C1 dark green 30/C2 blue 40 together. The final C1 white 30 is exposed and C2 empties. Resend the pair at green 14/blue 7, then 9/0 and 7/0. Alternate with the old trio as it falls to 0/0/3; reuse red 2 and black 6. The small peach and dark-red singles finish during this opening.
  16. Send C1 white 30 around 7:04. Reuse the green/blue pair at 7/0, then 4/0 and 1/0 until it finishes. The older trio returns at 0/0/2 and waits. Red and black fall through 1/3, then only black 2 remains. Keep C3 white 40/C4 lime 10 ready for the final sky and tree cleanup.
  17. Around 7:34, send the linked C3 white 40/C4 lime 10 pair, then C4 blue 40. All supply columns are empty. Finish black 2 and resend the white/lime pair when it returns at 24/0. Keep the old 0/0/2 trio waiting until three places open.
  18. At 7:46, white has 6; by 7:46.5 it has 1, with two green pixels still visible. Send the old blue 0/lime 0/dark green 2 trio as soon as it fits. White clears, then dark green removes the last two pixels. The empty board with 5/5 free track places is visible at 7:47.6.

Colors in this level:

Brown, Black, Blue, Red, Dark red, Green, Dark green, Lime green, White, Peach

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Counting blue 0/lime 0/dark green 5 as a one-place bobbin and trying to launch it with fewer than three spaces.
  • Confusing the late green 30/blue 40 pair with the old trio that must handle the final green dots.
  • Calling the level finished when the white/lime pair clears, while two dark-green pixels still remain.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the opening box order in Level 835?

    After C1 brown 10, the box provides black 40, blue 50, red 10, green 30, brown 10 and green 30. A separate blue 50 follows after the box disappears.

  • Why do the zero-valued blue and lime bobbins stay in the tray?

    They are attached to a dark-green member that still has yarn. The trio persists at 0/0/5 and eventually 0/0/2; it must be sent as a complete three-member group.

  • How do I finish the last two green dots?

    Let the white/lime pair remove the last white stitch, then send the stored blue 0/lime 0/dark green 2 trio when three track places are available. Its dark green clears both dots at about 7:47.6.

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