Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 850 Walkthrough
Open the striped board and clear its four 50-count colored targets, then remove the final white pixel with the last linked pair.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Three columns start red 30, lime 40 and red 30 over hidden supplies. Tall colored strips surround magenta, light-pink, purple and dark-purple targets marked 50.
- Goal / Target Area
- Open the striped boundaries, clear each numbered colored target and finish the upper white/black patch.
- Opening Moves
- Column 2 lime 40; column 1 red 30; linked column 1 blue 40/column 2 dark gray 50; column 1 cyan 30.
- Danger Zone
- Lime 19 and blue 19/gray 0 can fill three tray slots while olive/tan needs two more. Keep complete groups dispatchable and distinguish stored tray slots from free track places.
- Unique Mechanics
- Hidden supplies reveal diagonal pairs and two major triples: olive 40/tan 40/red 30, then olive 30/orange 20/red 30. Four separate 50-count colored targets persist until their matching yarn can reach them.
Quick Tips for Level 850
- Save the early lime 19 and blue 19 remainders until their blocked rows open.
- Reserve the complete number of track places for each linked group, including its zero-yarn members.
- Keep bright lime, darker green, olive, light pink and magenta distinct when matching the numbered targets.
- The final white 20/purple 30 pair must clear both the purple target and the upper white patch.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 850 — Full Solution
- Send column 2 lime 40, column 1 red 30, then column 1 blue 40/column 2 dark gray 50 together. Send column 1 cyan 30. Keep the returning lime 19 and blue 19/gray 41 group available.
- Send column 3 red 30 and silver 50, then the revealed column 2 olive 40/column 3 tan 50 pair. The next fronts are red 30/black 20 linked across columns 1–2 and orange 20 in column 3.
- Cycle silver and the blue/gray and olive/tan pairs against the outer strips. Silver falls through 32, 26, 14 and 8; gray falls through 35, 23, 5 and 3 to zero while blue stays 19. Olive stays 19 as tan approaches 1. Keep lime 19 parked until its target opens.
- Send column 3 orange 20. Return olive/tan until tan reaches zero, then send column 1 red 30/column 2 black 20. Reuse that pair as red drops toward 5. Send the revealed column 2 white 20/column 3 cyan 40 pair, exposing dark purple 30 and navy 20.
- Send column 1 light pink 30, then column 1 blue 20/column 2 dark purple 30. Return this pair as the bottom target drops to 20. Send column 1 black 30, exposing lime 40.
- Reuse the old reserves now that their strips are accessible: olive 19 falls through 12/5, lime 19 through 12/5 and blue 19 through 5/1. Keep zero partners attached. Return light pink as it drops through 27/21 on the second target.
- Send column 3 navy 20, then column 2 green 20/column 3 light pink 20. Send the newly exposed column 1 lime 40/column 2 magenta 20 pair. The fronts become dark gray 40, silver 40 and blue 40. Save the navy 2 remainder for its protected lower target.
- Return green and lime/magenta against the opening upper targets. Send column 3 blue 40, then column 2 silver 40/column 3 purple 20. Send column 1 dark gray 40 to reveal the complete olive 40/tan 40/red 30 triple across all three columns.
- Reuse blue 28/16/12, light pink 15/3 and the silver/purple pair as silver falls from 34 through 16 to 4 with purple at zero. Finish the useful dark gray 7/5 remainder before advancing the triple.
- Send olive 40/tan 40/red 30 together. Return it through 36/37/25 and 28/31 as the right strips open. Send the revealed column 1 yellow 10/column 2 orange 20 pair, exposing white 20 and dark purple 20.
- Send column 1 white 20 and column 3 magenta 30. This exposes cyan 40 and blue 10. Reuse white 10 and magenta 15, and keep returning the olive/tan/red triple as olive and red reach zero and tan drops toward 1.
- Send column 2 dark purple 20/column 3 blue 10, then column 1 cyan 40/column 2 navy 10. Return the older navy 2 against the newly accessible dark-purple target. Send column 1 green 10 to reveal olive 30.
- Send column 3 yellow 20, then the revealed column 2 lime 30/column 3 blue 30 pair. Launch the next olive 30/orange 20/red 30 triple across the three columns. The last supplies are white 20/purple 30 linked across columns 1–2 and black 10 in column 3.
- Return lime/blue at about 23/22, magenta 3, yellow 6 and the late triple until the colored strips and magenta target finish. Send white 20/purple 30 and black 10. Purple clears its remaining target; white reaches 2 then 1 before clearing the final pixel. The empty board and 5/5 free track places appear at 614 seconds.
Colors in this level:
Red, Lime, Green, Olive, Tan, Orange, Yellow, White, Silver, Dark gray, Black, Cyan, Blue, Navy, Light pink, Magenta, Purple, Dark purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to dispatch blue 19 alone after gray reaches zero; the gray member is still linked and needs its place.
- Skipping the green 20/light pink 20 pair after navy 20, which is required to expose the next lime 40/magenta 20 pair.
- Launching the olive/tan/red triple before all three fronts are uncovered by column 1 dark gray 40.
- Stopping when the final purple target disappears: the paired white member still has the last upper pixel.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening sequence for Level 850?
Column 2 lime 40, column 1 red 30, the column 1 blue 40/column 2 dark gray 50 pair, then column 1 cyan 30.
Why do lime 19 and blue 19 wait for so long?
Their matching rows are initially protected. Cycle silver, gray and tan against exposed strips; the saved lime and blue begin decreasing after the lower and middle layers open.
Does purple reaching zero finish the final pair?
No. Purple remains linked to white, which still has the upper patch to clear. The pair reaches purple 0/white 1 just before the final empty board.