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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 844 Walkthrough

easy 11 colors

Clear the lower cyan record stack, then the large smiling disc and corner targets while keeping each linked return distinct.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
A large cyan disc with a yellow smiling center stands above two offset discs. White marks and yellow diagonal bands cross the cyan surfaces, with black outlines and small colored corner targets. Four columns begin cyan 50, yellow 30, pink 10 and white 20.
Goal / Target Area
Remove the lower stack before the large disc and smiling center. Green and purple corner targets remain late; one cyan and two white stitches form the last visible marks.
Opening Moves
Send linked column-1 cyan 50/column-2 yellow 30, then re-send cyan 35/yellow 25. Take column 4 white 20 and column 3 pink 10. Send linked column-3 olive 10/column-4 black 30 and re-send cyan 26/yellow 21 and white 11.
Danger Zone
The independent cyan returns, cyan/yellow pair and white/cyan pair share colors but use different group space. Blue 0 stays attached to white or yellow in other pairs. Keep independent white 7 separate from the linked white return.
Unique Mechanics
Four columns contain horizontal and diagonal pairs, including late green/blue and white/black groups. Exhausted members remain attached, so cyan 0 can still travel with useful yellow or white. Lower discs and the upper smiling disc open in different phases.

Quick Tips for Level 844

  • Check a cyan bobbin's connector before selecting it: an independent cyan 21 is different from cyan 0/yellow 15 and white 3/cyan 0.
  • Keep independent white 7 parked while the linked white/cyan pair removes its accessible highlights.
  • A zero blue, cyan or black member remains part of its pair and still needs group space.
  • After the lower discs disappear, use the fresh white 20/cyan 50 pair across columns 3–4 to open the large disc.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 844 — Full Solution

  1. At about 00:10 send column-1 cyan 50/column-2 yellow 30. Re-send cyan 35/yellow 25. Take column 4 white 20 and column 3 pink 10, then linked column-3 olive 10/column-4 black 30.
  2. Re-send cyan 26/yellow 21 and white 11. Re-send olive 1/black 0 and pink 1 until they exhaust. Re-send cyan/yellow as cyan reaches 0 and yellow falls through 14 and 11. Hold white 7 briefly when it returns.
  3. Take column 4 pink 10 and column 1 green 10. Re-send cyan 0/yellow 7 and white 7. Take column 3 cyan 40 and column 2 cyan 50. Re-send cyan 0/yellow 5; hold the independent cyan returns at 32 and 44 separately.
  4. At about 01:00 send column-1 white 10/column-2 blue 30, then take column 2 black 30. Re-send cyan 0/yellow 4, white 10/blue 0, independent white 7 and cyan 44 then 29. Re-send cyan 0/yellow 3, white 10/blue 0 and parked independent cyan 32. Hold independent white 7 after its next return.
  5. Alternate independent cyan remainders 13, 12 and 11 with the other cyan at 26 and 25. Re-send white 9/blue 0 and white 6/blue 0. Keep independent white 7 separate from this pair.
  6. At 01:56 take column 1 cyan 50, then linked column-1 yellow 30/column-2 blue 30. Hold independent cyan 24. Re-send the other cyan at 49 and yellow 20/blue 0, then yellow 12/blue 0. Re-send cyan 24 after its later return.
  7. Re-send yellow 8/blue 0 and the held independent white 7. Take column 1 white 20 and column 2 cyan 50, then send linked column-1 yellow 20/column-2 black 30. Re-send independent cyan 24. These supplies remove the remaining lower discs.
  8. Re-send yellow 12/black 0, independent white 14 and the working cyan. Re-send yellow 6/black 0 and white 10. Keep the column-3 white 20/column-4 cyan 50 pair in reserve until about 02:54.
  9. Send column-3 white 20/column-4 cyan 50. Re-send yellow 2/black 0 and independent white 10. Re-send the new pair at white 20/cyan 33. Take column 3 black 30. Park the independent white when it returns at 7.
  10. Re-send white 14/cyan 0, then white 12/cyan 0. Take column 1 blue 10 and column 2 cyan 50. Re-send the linked white as it drops through 10 and 9; keep independent white 7 parked.
  11. At 03:40 take column 4 yellow 30, then linked column-3 dark purple 10/column-4 blue 10. Re-send yellow 26 and white 9/cyan 0. Cycle yellow 24, 23 and 22 with the white pair while the purple/blue pair exhausts.
  12. At 04:10 take column 4 cyan 50. Send column-1 cyan 50/column-2 yellow 20 around 04:16. Re-send white 7 then 4/cyan 0. Re-send the new pair at cyan 26/yellow 20. Hold independent cyan 21 and independent yellow 20.
  13. Re-send the cyan/yellow pair as cyan reaches 0 and yellow drops to 15. Take column 1 black 30 around 04:34. Re-send white 3/cyan 0 and held independent cyan 21. Re-send cyan 0/yellow 15, then white 2/cyan 0 and white 1/cyan 0. Independent white 7 and yellow 20 remain held.
  14. At 05:02 take column 2 cyan 50, exposing blue 10 linked diagonally to column 1 green 10. Send green 10/blue 10 and re-send green 1/blue 0. Re-send the long-held independent white 7 and yellow 20. Fresh supplies are now confined to columns 3–4.
  15. At about 05:22 take column 3 yellow 20, then linked column-3 white 10/column-4 black 30. Re-send independent yellow 8 and white 5. Re-send white 10/black 0 on return; it is separate from independent white 5.
  16. Take column 3 lime 10, column 4 yellow 20, column 3 black 20 and column 4 cyan 50. Re-send lime 1 and yellow 9 as cyan rapidly removes the upper disc.
  17. Re-send white 10/black 0 and independent cyan 3. Re-send yellow 1. Take column 3 cyan 50 and the final column-4 purple 10. Re-send independent white 5. All fresh supplies are gone.
  18. Let cyan and white consume the isolated marks while purple removes its corner target. Cyan 1 exhausts. White falls from 2 to 1, takes the last white dot and reaches 0, leaving an empty board with 5/5 circuit places free.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Yellow, Pink, White, Olive, Black, Green, Lime, Blue, Dark purple, Purple

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Selecting independent cyan 21 when the route calls for cyan 0/yellow 15 leaves the useful yellow partner in the tray.
  • Treating white 1/cyan 0 as a one-place return can overfill the planned circuit capacity.
  • Confusing independent white 5 with late white 10/black 0 selects a different group during the corner cleanup.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which cyan return should I select in Level 844?

    Match its connector and remainder. Independent cyan 21, cyan 0/yellow 15 and white 3/cyan 0 are three different choices. The linked zero member still travels with its useful partner.

  • Why keep white 7 in the tray during the middle?

    The linked white/cyan pair is working on the currently exposed highlights. The independent white 7 is re-sent later, around 05:12, when more isolated white marks are available.

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