Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 848 Walkthrough
Unravel the balloon landscape by opening the sky and cliff, then finish the protected green balloon and final white pixel.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Blue and green balloons sit above a tan/peach cliff, with cyan/salmon sky, dark hillside and a yellow lower-right patch. Three columns start green 20, dark green 20 and peach 50 above 4-count packets.
- Goal / Target Area
- Strip the outer landscape to expose the balloon borders and green center, then finish the lone white pixel.
- Opening Moves
- Column 2 dark green 20, dark brown 50, tan 50 and white 40. Leave lime 10 waiting while the first colors open the outside.
- Danger Zone
- White 20, then green 30 and lime 10, wait in tray slots while their targets are blocked. Keep return room available and do not confuse parked tray yarn with occupied track places.
- Unique Mechanics
- Three 4-count packets hide successive supplies. A later metallic gray 20 handles the gray upper-right shape; it is separate from the ordinary tan and peach cliff colors.
Quick Tips for Level 848
- Read each 4-count packet reveal before selecting its next bobbin.
- Keep green 30 and lime 10 for the central balloon once its surrounding pixels are gone.
- Reuse navy 3 against the last balloon border instead of mistaking it for another supply.
- Treat metallic gray 20 as the gray-shape bobbin, distinct from peach and tan cliff yarn.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 848 — Full Solution
- Start in column 2: dark green 20, dark brown 50, tan 50, then white 40. The packet exposes lime 10 over navy 20. Reuse white and dark brown as the outside opens.
- Work through column 3 peach 50, white 50, tan 50 and cyan 40. Dark brown 10 over yellow 30 becomes visible. Reuse the cyan, white and peach remainders.
- Empty column 1's packet with green 20, tan 50, salmon 50 and maroon 40, revealing dark brown 20 over tan 40. Cycle the existing colors until their outer targets shrink; white 20 waits while green 17, dark brown 11 and peach 13 remain useful.
- Send column 2 lime 10 and navy 20, exposing green 30. Reuse green and navy as the border opens. Send green 30 and tan 50, revealing cyan 40; park the returning green 30 while its balloon is protected.
- Send column 2 cyan 40, then dark green 20 and maroon 30 as each is revealed, exposing blue 30. Return cyan 5, white 1, dark brown 3 and navy 4 against the newly accessible edges.
- Send column 3 dark brown 10 and yellow 30 to reveal metallic gray 20. Reuse yellow 6. Send column 2 blue 30, then its salmon 50 as the sky opens, revealing tan 40. Keep green 30 and lime 10 parked.
- Reuse navy 3, dark green 16 and peach 2 while salmon clears its band. Send column 2 tan 40 to empty that column. Work down column 3 metallic gray 20, maroon 40 and blue 40, revealing salmon 50 over white 40.
- Return gray against the upper-right gray shape and blue/navy against the balloon. Send column 1 dark brown 20 to reveal tan 40. Send column 3 salmon 50 and white 40, revealing yellow 30. Reuse blue 14/9, gray 12, dark green 2 and white 9.
- Send column 3 yellow 30, tan 50 and cyan 40, emptying the right column. Launch the reserved lime 10 and green 30 when the central green/white balloon opens. Reuse yellow 2, gray 4 and white 6.
- Work down column 1 tan 40, dark green 20 and salmon 50, revealing peach 50 and yellow 30. Return green 22/21, lime 5 and salmon 38 as their targets open.
- Send column 1 peach 50 and yellow 30, revealing tan 50 and cyan 40. Reuse yellow 9 then 1 and peach 20 then 8. Send tan 50 and cyan 40 to reveal brown 20 over white 50.
- Send brown 20 and white 50, the last supplies. Return the remaining cyan, green, salmon and peach yarn against the final fragments. White 1 removes the final pixel after 506.5 seconds; the board is empty with 5/5 free at 507 seconds.
Colors in this level:
Green, Dark green, Lime, White, Cyan, Blue, Navy, Salmon, Peach, Tan, Dark brown, Maroon, Yellow, Metallic gray, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Skipping dark brown 50 between the first dark green 20 and tan 50 in the middle packet.
- Repeatedly dispatching the parked green 30 before the central balloon is exposed, crowding out useful edge colors.
- Confusing metallic gray 20 with tan or peach and expecting it to clear the cliff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which packet should I open first in Level 848?
Use the middle column: dark green 20, dark brown 50, tan 50 and white 40. It reveals lime 10 and navy 20.
Why do green 30 and lime 10 wait so long?
Their central balloon is protected by surrounding sky and cliff pixels. Save them until the late opening instead of repeatedly occupying track places with no target.
What clears the final pixel?
The final white 50 supply reduces to white 1. That isolated white pixel disappears just before the 507-second empty-board checkpoint.