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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 839 Walkthrough

easy 12 colors

Clear the red-haired portrait, its silver material, and both purple 40 panels, then finish the last red and peach pixels.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
A red-haired portrait has red outer bars, peach facial patches, cyan and green left accents, a navy lower edge, and lower silver material. Two purple panels at the top read 40 each. C1 starts black 30, C2 red 40, and C3 red 50 beneath five empty storage cells.
Goal / Target Area
Remove every portrait pixel, the silver material, and both purple 40 panels. Finish red 1 and peach 1 so the image is empty and the track returns to 5/5.
Opening Moves
Select C3 red 50, C2 red 40, C2 navy 30, and C1 black 30. Replay stored red 2 before the separate red 32 while navy and black open the lower outline.
Danger Zone
Long-lived salmon and rose returns compete for space with repeated red supplies. The first purple 40 empties at panel counts 28/12, and the later rose 10 must not be confused with the older rose 2. Near the late face cleanup, five active bobbins can leave another waiting in storage.
Unique Mechanics
Repeated hidden red 50 supplies alternate with five silver 10 supplies and two purple 40 supplies. Purple yarn lowers the two numbered panels; metallic yarn removes silver material rather than peach pixels. The entrance fraction measures free track capacity, not a move limit.

Quick Tips for Level 839

  • Start with right red 50, middle red 40, middle navy 30, and left black 30. The first two reds return separately with 32 and 2.
  • Keep the older rose 20 remainder distinct from the later rose 10; the older bobbin can be at 2 while the newer one is still full.
  • The first purple 40 empties with the panels still at 28 and 12. Save access to the second purple 40 in the right column.
  • Use silver 10 on the metallic material. Peach yarn belongs to the face pixels and cannot replace those silver passes.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 839 — Full Solution

  1. Select C3 red 50, C2 red 40, the revealed C2 navy 30, then C1 black 30. Replay navy 18 and black 19 as they return, leaving the separate red 32 and red 2 remainders available.
  2. Send stored red 2 before red 32. The small red clears, while the larger red falls through 27 and 5. Keep black moving toward 12 as the lower outline opens.
  3. Take C1 red 50 and then the silver 10 beneath it. The red removes the outer bars and C1 exposes salmon 40.
  4. Take C3 rose 20, C3 silver 10, and C3 red 50 in that order. Replay rose 14 and 10 after their passes; these belong to the first rose supply.
  5. Take C1 salmon 40. Reuse salmon 35/34 and black 8/6/1 until the old black finishes.
  6. Take C1 orange 50, then C1 red 50. Recycle orange 42/34/25 and red 46/31/21 while keeping the older rose and salmon available.
  7. Take the next C1 red 50 and C1 silver 10. Replay the new red remainder of 42 while the older orange falls through 17, 9, and 1 and empties.
  8. Take C2 peach 50, then C2 blue 30, followed by C2 red 50. Keep this new red separate from the older red remainder near 30; both need more passes.
  9. Take C1 orange 50. Reuse orange 41/33/22/8, peach toward 15, blue toward 10, rose toward 4, and salmon toward 30. Finish the active red remainders before the next pair of C1 supplies.
  10. Take the next C1 orange 50 and then C1 black 30. Recycle orange 48/38/29 and black 19/15 alongside the stored face colors.
  11. Take C1 purple 40. It falls through 30, 20, and 7 while reducing the top panels, then empties with the panels still at 28 and 12.
  12. Replay the existing orange, black, peach, blue, rose, and salmon. Orange reaches 9, blue 4, peach 14, and salmon 28. Leave C1 orange 30 in supply for now.
  13. Take C3 rose 10, keeping it separate from the older rose remainder of 2. Then take C3 red 40 and let it fall through 34 and 12 and clear.
  14. Replay peach 14/9/6/3, orange 9/7/3/1, salmon 28/27/25, black 13/11/10, and blue 4/3/2/1. Take C3 navy 50, then C3 silver 10 as the lower outline opens.
  15. Take the waiting C1 orange 30. Follow with C3 red 40 and C3 purple 40. Replay silver 1 and navy 2/1 while the new red cuts the remaining bars.
  16. Replay purple 27 and 22, and send stored rose 10. The panels fall through 20/2 and 15/0 before the second purple finishes them. Reuse salmon 16, rose 8/6, and orange 9/7/1 until this orange clears.
  17. Take C3 orange 50 and the hidden C3 red 40 beneath it, exhausting C3. Recycle orange 47/42/36, red 13/4/3, salmon 15, rose 6, and navy 1.
  18. Take C2 peach 50 and then C2 blue 20. C2 exposes red 50 above cyan 10. Replay peach 46/38/35, blue 14/11/10, and orange 32/25/18 while rose reaches 3 and salmon 10.
  19. Continue these returns until the small navy remainder clears. Take C2 red 50 while peach 30, blue 10, orange 17, salmon 10, and rose 3 remain in circulation.
  20. Replay red 39/20/12/2, peach 29/23/16/12, orange 14/10/7, and salmon 9/8/6. Finish the old rose remainder as the red layer opens.
  21. Take C2 cyan 10 and then C2 silver 10. Replay blue 6/3/1 and salmon 5/2/1 while cyan falls from 7 and silver from 5. Green 10 above the final red 50 is now exposed.
  22. Take C2 green 10 and the final red 50, exhausting all supply. Let cyan and silver finish their patches and keep the existing orange and peach active.
  23. Red falls through 25 and 2, orange reaches 1, and peach reaches 7. Orange clears first. Keep red 1 and peach 3 moving until peach reaches 1; red 1 clears, then peach 1 clears. The portrait disappears and the track shows 5/5 before completion.

Colors in this level:

Red, Black, Navy, Orange, Rose, Salmon, Peach, Blue, Purple, Cyan, Green, Silver

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Treating the first empty purple 40 as proof that both panels are cleared; they still show 28 and 12 and need the second purple supply.
  • Replacing the older rose remainder with the later rose 10 in the sequence instead of preserving both separate bobbins.
  • Stopping after the final red 50 is selected while orange and peach still have yarn and visible pixels remain.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why are the purple panels still present after my purple bobbin empties?

    The first purple 40 only reduces the two starting 40 panels to 28 and 12. The second purple 40 is hidden in C3 behind a later red 40 and finishes those panels.

  • Which supplies finish Level 839?

    The last new supplies are C2 cyan 10, silver 10, green 10, and red 50. Existing orange and peach remainders must still be replayed. Red 1 and peach 1 are the last two counts to reach zero.

  • Why do two rose bobbins have different counts?

    C3 supplies rose 20 early and a separate rose 10 much later. The early one can be down to 2 while the later one is still full; keep both until their exposed pixels can be removed.

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