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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 845 Walkthrough

easy 10 colors

Clear the blue bands, red table-tennis paddle and diagonal white strip, then finish the two blue center remnants.

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Verified Board Notes

Initial Layout Geometry
A red paddle with a brown/tan handle and silver-gray ball sits among layered blue rectangular bands. A broad white diagonal strip crosses the picture. Four independent columns start gray 10, yellow 10, navy 30 and red 10; counted covers and mystery supplies hide the later stack.
Goal / Target Area
Open the blue outer layers, remove the paddle and handle, then the diagonal white strip. Bright blue and royal blue form the last center stitches and both must reach zero.
Opening Moves
Send column 3 navy 30, royal blue 50 and blue 40; re-send navy 11, then take column 3 blue 30. Next take column 1 gray 10, brown 10, blue 40 and royal blue 50. Re-send gray 6 and brown 8 before continuing down column 1.
Danger Zone
Plain gray 10 and textured silver-metal returns are different bobbins. The later column-4 gray 10 stays parked while silver-metal 2 and 5 are useful. Several blue shades and repeated tan 10 mystery reveals also require separate selections.
Unique Mechanics
All supplies are independent. Counted covers and question-mark reveals hide consecutive blue, tan and navy supplies. Long-lived brown, yellow and gray returns become useful as the blue and red layers expose their targets.

Quick Tips for Level 845

  • Use the shade and remainder together: blue 38 is held late while blue 6, royal blue and navy circulate.
  • Leave the later plain gray 10 parked until the last column-2 sequence; textured silver-metal returns work much earlier.
  • The closing column-2 stack includes brown 10, tan 10 and navy 30, followed by another tan 10. Do not skip a tan reveal.
  • Keep the older silver-metal 2 separate from the newer silver-metal return at 16, 12, 6 or 5.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 845 — Full Solution

  1. At 00:08 take column 3 navy 30, royal blue 50 and blue 40. Re-send navy 11, then take column 3 blue 30 at about 00:16. Leave the newly exposed gray 10 for later.
  2. At 00:27 take column 1 plain gray 10, brown 10, blue 40 and royal blue 50. Re-send gray 6, blue 38 and brown 8 as they return to open the blue outer layers and handle edge.
  3. At 00:43 take column 1 tan 20, navy 30 and royal blue 50. Leave the exposed silver-metal 10 until about 02:56. Re-send brown 6 and gray 6.
  4. At 01:00 take column 2 yellow 10, red 40 and its first blue 40. Re-send tan 9, tan 4 and brown 6. Cycle brown 4, gray 6 and yellow 10 while the red return drops through 35 and 25.
  5. At about 01:34 take the next column-2 blue 40, exposing brown 10. Re-send blue 28 and yellow 10. At 02:00 take column 4 red 10 and white 30. Re-send the earlier blue 23, brown 4, yellow 10 and white 10; keep the separate red 10 identifiable.
  6. At about 02:12 take column 3 plain gray 10. Re-send blue 21. Take column 3 red 30 and royal blue 50 at about 02:16–02:17, exposing another red 30. Re-send brown 4, gray 6, yellow 10, blue 19 and red 25.
  7. Re-send brown 4 and gray 6, then the earlier independent red 10. Cycle the red returns through 11, 7, 6 and 4 as the paddle opens. Re-send yellow 10 and keep the small red 1 or 3 separate from fresh red supplies.
  8. At 02:56 take column 1 silver-metal 10, exposing white 20. Re-send brown 4, gray 6, yellow 10 and the small red return. Re-send silver-metal 7. Cycle brown 4 and gray 6 again as yellow falls to 1 and red to 2.
  9. At about 03:28 take column 3 red 30 and blue 40, exposing white 20. Re-send the earlier blue 19 and new red 20. Re-send gray 6, red 2 and brown 4. Hold blue when it returns at 16 until the next white opening.
  10. At 04:02 take column 3 white 20. Re-send brown 4, gray 6 and red 6. Re-send white 7 after its first pass. Keep the returned red 3 for later exposed red stitches.
  11. At about 04:18 take column 4 blue 40 and royal blue 50. Re-send the small silver-metal return and working blue. Re-send held blue 16 at about 04:31.
  12. At 04:32 take column 4 silver-metal 20, yellow 20 and royal blue 50, exposing plain gray 10. Re-send blue 6, silver-metal 16, yellow 16 and brown 3. Re-send silver-metal 12 and yellow 12 on their next returns.
  13. At about 04:47 take column 1 white 20, exposing red 30. Re-send brown 3 and the older silver-metal 2. At 04:52 take column 4 plain gray 10, blue 40 and navy 30. Leave the next tan 10 in its column.
  14. Re-send white 13, silver-metal 2, the newer silver-metal 6, yellow 6 and blue 9. Hold plain gray 10 when it returns unchanged. At 05:20 take column 1 red 30. Re-send blue 7, then 6 and 5, with silver-metal 5 and yellow 5.
  15. At about 05:42 take column 4 tan 10. At 05:46 take column 1 blue 40 and white 20, exposing red 30. Re-send blue 39, white 12 and silver-metal 5. Re-send tan 4 and tan 1 as the handle opens.
  16. Re-send silver-metal 2 and 4, white 7, blue 3 and the larger blue 36 return. Re-send yellow 4. At about 06:10 take column 4 royal blue 50 and plain gray 20, exposing white 20 and another royal blue 50.
  17. Re-send silver-metal 4 and yellow 4 while keeping plain gray 10 parked. At about 06:24 take column 3 red 30, exposing blue 40. Re-send red 16 and yellow 4.
  18. At about 06:40 take column 4 white 20 and royal blue 50, emptying that column. Re-send silver-metal 4, yellow 4 and royal blue 10. Re-send the working white return when it comes back.
  19. At about 06:58 take the final column-1 red 30. Re-send silver-metal 4, yellow 4 and white 14. Re-send yellow 4 again; red falls to 6, silver-metal to 3 and yellow to 3.
  20. At about 07:16 take column 3 blue 40, exposing red 30. Re-send silver-metal 2 and yellow 2, then yellow 1. Keep the returned blue 6 distinct from the larger blue supply coming from column 2.
  21. At about 07:32 take the final column-3 red 30, then column 2 blue 40, brown 10, tan 10 and navy 30 in their revealed order. Another tan 10 now sits above royal blue 50. Re-send blue 6 and red 25. Hold the new blue when it returns at 38; re-send brown 7 and tan 2.
  22. At about 07:41 re-send the long-held plain gray 10. At 07:42 take the next column-2 tan 10. Re-send blue 4 and red 15 while leaving blue 38 parked. Re-send plain gray 8 when it returns.
  23. At about 07:49 take column 2 royal blue 50 and the revealed navy 30. Re-send blue 23 and red 1. At 07:53 take column 2 tan 10 and the final white 20. All fresh supplies are gone; plain gray 7 and blue 38 remain distinct in the tray.
  24. Re-send royal blue 24, navy 5 and red 4. Re-send plain gray 7. Re-send tan 2 and white 5, then white 5 again on return while red falls to 3. Keep blue 38 parked until the white and tan strokes open the center.
  25. Re-send royal blue 2, then blue 18. At about 08:04 send held blue 38. The small red and white returns finish, leaving the two blue shades. Bright blue falls through 12, 10, 5 and 4 to 0; royal blue then falls 4→3→2→1→0. The board is empty with 5/5 circuit places free.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Royal blue, Navy, Red, White, Gray, Silver, Brown, Tan, Yellow

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Sending plain gray 10 instead of a textured silver-metal return spends a circuit place on the wrong target during the middle.
  • Sending held blue 38 whenever the route calls for the small blue return changes the late tray order.
  • Skipping the tan 10 between column-2 brown 10 and navy 30 leaves the next supply inaccessible.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why is gray 10 held for so long in Level 845?

    That plain gray return has no useful exposed targets during much of the middle. Re-send the textured silver-metal returns instead, then send plain gray 10 around 07:41 after the last column-2 sequence opens its area.

  • What is the final column-2 supply order?

    From about 07:32 it is blue 40, brown 10, tan 10 and navy 30, then tan 10. Later take royal blue 50, navy 30, tan 10 and white 20. These are independent selections, including the repeated tan supplies.

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