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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 843 Walkthrough

hard 15 colors

Open the numbered blue curtain, clear the character's orange hat and blue outfit, then finish the counted side strip and last white stitch.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
A blue curtain marked 150 covers the upper half of a white-bearded character with blue clothing, brown feet and a yellow detail. Two narrow red/burgundy strips with paired 80 labels stand at the right. Three columns begin cyan 10, white 30 and silver metal 20.
Goal / Target Area
Reduce the curtain through accessible lower stitches, expose the orange hat and yellow/olive brim, then remove the character and long right strip. White takes the final stitch after black exhausts.
Opening Moves
Take column 1 cyan 10 and blue 20, then black 50, salmon 30, brown 30 and burgundy 30. Take column 1 metal 10 and the next black 50. Hold returned cyan 10 and blue 20 until their next dispatch around 00:32.
Danger Zone
Olive 20 and silver 20 wait while smaller returns lower the curtain count. Orange 30 initially returns unchanged behind the curtain. Later, keep parked white 20 separate from the other white supply and from silver metal 10/7/5.
Unique Mechanics
The numbered curtain gates the upper picture and counted stitched strips occupy the right edge. All observed supplies are independent. Silver metal bobbins are visually distinct from ordinary white, and five independent returns can fill the tray.

Quick Tips for Level 843

  • Re-send the small cyan, blue, salmon and yellow returns while the curtain still hides the hat; orange 30 initially has little access.
  • Keep olive 20 and silver 20 parked until the upper picture opens around 02:44.
  • Distinguish the two late white returns: one stays at 20 while the working one falls through 14, 8, 3 and 1.
  • Use the final column-3 burgundy 30 for the narrow right strip before sending black 40 and cyan 10.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 843 — Full Solution

  1. At 00:12 send column 1 cyan 10, blue 20, black 50, salmon 30, brown 30 and burgundy 30 as circuit places open. Take column 1 silver metal 10 and the next black 50. Hold returned cyan 10 and blue 20.
  2. Re-send salmon 28, brown 15 and burgundy 11. Re-send black 22 and metal 1, then cyan 10, blue 20 and salmon 26. Leave fresh column-1 orange 30 for later.
  3. From 00:36 take column 3 silver metal 20, royal blue 20, olive 20, black 40 and yellow 30 in that order. Re-send the old metal 1 as space opens. The fresh top row is now orange 30, white 30 and white 30.
  4. Park olive 20 and the new silver 20. Re-send cyan 6, blue 13, salmon 22, royal blue 18, yellow 23 and metal 1. Cycle cyan through 4 and 2, blue through 9 and 5, salmon through 20 and 18, and royal blue through 16 and 15. Re-send independent black 26.
  5. Re-send yellow 10, 9 and 8; metal 1; cyan 1; blue 1; salmon 16, 14 and 12; and royal blue 12, 8 and 6. The black return reaches 6 and exhausts. Keep olive 20 and silver 20 parked.
  6. At 01:30 take column 1 orange 30 and brown 20, then burgundy 20. Re-send royal blue 6, yellow 8, salmon 8 and cyan 1. Re-send the unchanged orange 30 after the small returns, together with brown 9 then 6 and burgundy 1.
  7. Re-send salmon 4 then 2, orange 30, royal blue 6 then 5 and 4, yellow 8 and cyan 1. Take column 1 black 50 around 01:54. Re-send brown 6 and the new black return at 44. Take column 1 burgundy 30 at 02:12.
  8. Re-send cyan 1, black 44 then 43, orange 30, brown 6, royal blue 4 then 3 and yellow 8. Re-send burgundy 7. Take column 2 white 30 around 02:28, then re-send white 20, orange 30 and royal blue 3. The curtain is almost gone.
  9. Re-send white 14, cyan 1, orange 16, brown 6 and black 1. Send the long-held olive 20 and silver metal 20 around 02:44, once the hat is exposed. Re-send white 9, cyan 1 and brown 6 as olive and metal start to reduce.
  10. Re-send olive 9, silver 14, cyan 1 and brown 6. At 03:10 take column 1 black 50, then dark brown 40 below it. Re-send olive 9, black 29 and cyan 1; dark brown returns at 31.
  11. Re-send brown 6, olive 9, metal 10, black 18 and dark brown 22. Re-send brown 5, metal 10, black 13 and cyan 1. Re-send dark brown 13, then olive 9 and metal 10.
  12. From 03:40 keep cyan 1, brown 5, olive 9 and metal 10 circulating. Re-send independent black at 8 and 6. Dark brown falls through 2 and exhausts. No fresh supply is selected until column 2 peach 10 around 04:18.
  13. Take column 2 peach 10. Re-send cyan 1, brown 5 and metal 10 while peach falls to 3. Take column 2 orange 30 around 04:34.
  14. Continue down column 2 with tan 10, burgundy 30 and black 40. Re-send peach 3, olive 9, metal 10, orange 15, black 25 and brown 4. Re-send peach 3, orange 4 and brown 4 to work through the exposed hat and outline.
  15. Re-send metal 10 and olive 9. At about 05:00 take column 2 blue 20 and yellow 30. Re-send metal 10, brown 4, yellow 9, olive 9, metal 9 and brown 3. Hold peach 3.
  16. Take column 2 tan 10, then burgundy 20. Re-send metal 8 and brown 3 then 2. Take column 3 white 30. Take column 2 white 30 and yellow 30, exposing its salmon 30.
  17. Take column 2 salmon 30 and orange 20. Re-send metal 7, yellow 23, salmon 25 and orange 4. Re-send the working white around 14/15 and yellow 21. Keep the other independent white 20 and peach 3 parked.
  18. Re-send both white returns, then take column 3 royal blue 20. Re-send metal 5 and salmon 15. Take column 2 black 40. Re-send yellow 20, salmon 15, working white 8 and royal blue 2; keep white 20 parked again.
  19. Re-send salmon 4, metal 5 then 3, working white 3 then 1, and royal blue 2 then 1. Re-send yellow at 16. Once the small returns exhaust, peach 3, white 20 and yellow 16 remain in the tray.
  20. At 06:26 take column 3 olive 10 and dark brown 40, then salmon 20. Re-send metal 3 and yellow 16. Take column 3 blue 20. Re-send dark brown 6 and salmon 13; blue returns at 3.
  21. Re-send parked peach 3 and white 20. Re-send olive 3 then 2, yellow 11, salmon 4 and metal 2. Re-send blue 3, white 20 and metal 1. Fresh column-3 orange 30 still waits above burgundy 30.
  22. At 06:54 take column 3 orange 30. Re-send yellow 8, blue 3, white 20, olive 2 and peach 2. Re-send orange 12 then 3, yellow 8 and blue 3. These small returns expose the upper-right strip.
  23. At 07:14 take column 3 burgundy 30 and black 40, revealing cyan 10. Re-send yellow 7, olive 2, peach 2 and blue 3. Take the final cyan 10 and re-send white 20. All fresh supplies are gone.
  24. Re-send burgundy 1 and black 9, then cyan 1 and white 13. Re-send yellow 1. The last colored stitches disappear, black reaches 0, and white falls through 6, 3 and 1. White 1 takes the final stitch, reaches 0 and leaves the board empty with 5/5 circuit places free.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Blue, Royal blue, Black, Salmon, Brown, Dark brown, Burgundy, Silver, White, Olive, Yellow, Orange, Peach, Tan

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Replacing cyan 1 or another useful small return with a large orange supply while the curtain remains closed leaves the accessible colors waiting.
  • Selecting ordinary white 20 when the route calls for the silver metal return confuses two visibly different supply types.
  • Discarding the parked white 20 as unnecessary misses the white body patches that become exposed in the final phase.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why does orange 30 return unchanged early in Level 843?

    The orange hat is still behind the blue curtain. Keep the small cyan, blue, salmon and yellow returns working on accessible stitches; the hat becomes available after the curtain count finishes.

  • When should I re-send the parked olive 20 and silver 20?

    The recorded route holds them until about 02:44, when the upper picture opens. They then reduce the hat brim and metallic targets while the smaller white, cyan and brown returns continue.

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