Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 854 Walkthrough
Unstitch a pixel cat: black outline first, then copper and peach fur, the white chest and tail tip, the gray stripes, the silver ear studs and the red/maroon ear tips, saving two tan bobbins for the face.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Seated cat with whiskers and a raised white-tipped tail: copper and peach fur, tan face, gray band and legs, white chest, black outline, silver metal studs inside the ears and red/maroon ear tips. Four columns show black 20, copper 10, copper 10 and black 20, with copper 20, black 10, black 10 and tan 20 beneath; the third-column copper 10 is linked to tan 20.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the black outline and copper/peach fur, the white chest and tail tip, the gray band and legs, the silver ear studs, the red and maroon ear tips and finally the tan face.
- Opening Moves
- Black 20 (first column), black 20 (fourth column), then the linked copper 10/tan 20 pair, which returns as copper 0/tan 20; then gray 20 and the copper/peach supplies.
- Danger Zone
- Tan remainders (tan 20/18, later tan 8 and tan 6) park in storage for most of the level because the face is buried; linked pairs and the white-peach-black trio fill the track.
- Unique Mechanics
- Linked bobbins (copper/tan pairs, black pairs, a white-peach-black trio) enter the track together, and a member that reads 0 stays with its partners. Silver bobbins are needed for the metal ear studs.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again. Linked: bobbins joined by a bar leave together and take one track place each.
Quick Tips for Level 854
- Open with both black 20s; the outline has to go before the fur and face are reachable.
- Tan is the face color, and the face is exposed last, so expect tan bobbins to sit in storage and plan around them.
- Save a silver 10 for the ear studs; no other color removes them.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 854 — Full Solution
- Send black 20 from the first column and black 20 from the fourth column. They take the outer black outline of the cat and lift a tan 20 in the fourth column that is linked to copper 10 in the third.
- Send the linked copper 10/tan 20 pair. Copper drains to 0 on the outer head fur while tan finds almost nothing yet, so the pair returns to storage as copper 0/tan 20.
- Send gray 20 from the fourth column on the gray stripes and lower legs, then copper 20 and peach 10 as they surface for the head, tail and body fur. Re-send the stored copper/tan pair once face stitches reach the edge; tan falls to 14.
- Keep the black 10 pair and white 10/20 bobbins moving through the chest and tail tip. The track fills up when a linked pair enters alongside three singles, so wait for a return before the next send.
- A second copper 0/tan 18 pair parks in storage. Leave it there until the white chest and gray band are open, then re-send it so tan eats the face from the outside.
- Send the linked copper 10 pairs and black 10s as the body breaks up. The head becomes the largest block left and the white chest shrinks to two rows.
- Expect tan 8 to park in storage for a long stretch, joined later by tan 6. They only finish once the face and muzzle are exposed from the right side.
- When white 10, peach 10 and black 10 sit linked across the top row, send the trio. The track is full for a moment. If the trio parks in storage with peach and black at 0, re-send it once white stitches face the track.
- Send the marbled silver 10 at the metal studs inside both ears once they face the track, and red 10 at the bright red ear tips. Then send maroon 10 for the darker ear stitches.
- Finish the gray and black fragments with gray 10 and black 10, and the last copper fur with copper 10, keeping storage clear apart from the two tans.
- Re-send tan 6 and tan 8 from storage for the last face pixels, together with the final maroon, gray and black remainders.
- A single copper pixel is last; copper 1 clears it and the board is empty.
Colors in this level:
Black, Copper, Peach, Tan, White, Gray, Silver, Red, Maroon
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening with the copper/tan pair: tan has nothing to pull yet and the pair just parks.
- Sending the white-peach-black trio while two or more track places are already taken.
- Using the stored tan 8 and tan 6 early, before the face is on the edge, so they come straight back.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening for Yarn Loop Level 854?
Send the two black 20s from the first and fourth columns. The linked copper 10/tan 20 pair comes next, and it returns as copper 0/tan 20.
Why do the tan bobbins sit in storage so long?
Tan only matches the face. It stays covered by fur, chest and gray stitches until late, so tan 8 and tan 6 wait until the end.
What are the gray beads inside the ears?
Metal studs. Send the marbled silver 10 bobbin at them; the red and maroon ear tips around them need red 10 and maroon 10.