Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 883 Walkthrough
Clear the packed tile collage on its rose-brown swirled background, emptying every dashed 30 patch, then open the two cyan-framed center squares and finish them last.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Colored tiles cover a rose-brown swirled background: blue diamond top left, orange bar top, red diamond top right, purple bar, lime bar on the left edge, yellow diamond, dark purple bar right, cyan bar lower left, pink diamond and a red block at the bottom, with cream cone shapes and black outlines between them. Most bars hold a dashed patch marked 30. A green square and a maroon square in the center are ringed by dotted cyan frames. The supply has three columns: rose 50, black 50, rose 50 in front, and beige 40, purple 30, maroon 30 behind.
- Goal / Target Area
- Strip the background swirls, black outlines and cream cones, empty each tile and its dashed counter patch, then clear the two cyan-framed squares (maroon and green) at the center.
- Opening Moves
- Rose 50, black 50 and beige 40 on the background swirls, outlines and cream cones. Then send the second rose 50; a second black 50 and beige 40 come up later. Park purple 30 and plum 30 when they come back full.
- Danger Zone
- Purple 30 and plum 30 come back full because their bars are still enclosed, and they hold storage slots for most of the level alongside a maroon 26 remainder. The track sits full for long stretches in the middle game.
- Unique Mechanics
- Most bars hold a dashed patch marked 30 that counts down as the matching color pulls it and vanishes at 0. The green and maroon center squares sit inside dotted cyan frames that drop late, after the outlines beside them are gone. Those two squares are the last targets.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again.
Quick Tips for Level 883
- Park purple 30 and plum 30 when they come back full. Their bars open only after the surrounding background is cleared.
- Each dashed 30 patch counts down as its color pulls it. Watch the number to know how much that bobbin still has to do.
- The cyan-framed green and maroon squares are the last targets. Keep a maroon remainder and the green bobbins for them.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 883 — Full Solution
- Read the board first. Colored tiles are packed onto a rose-brown swirled background: a blue diamond at top left, an orange bar at the top, a red diamond at top right, a purple bar, a lime bar on the left edge, a yellow diamond, a dark purple bar on the right, a cyan bar at lower left, a pink diamond and a red block at the bottom. Cream cone shapes and black outlines sit between them. Most bars hold a dashed patch marked 30. Two squares in the center, one green and one maroon, are ringed by a dotted cyan frame.
- The supply has only three columns: rose 50, black 50 and rose 50 in front, then beige 40, purple 30 and maroon 30. Send rose 50, black 50 and beige 40 first. Rose eats the background swirls, black takes the outlines and beige takes the cream cones. Then send the second rose 50; another black 50 and beige 40 come up later in the supply.
- Purple 30 and plum 30 come up next, but their bars are still enclosed and both come back at 30. Park them. They stay in storage for most of the level (a third purple 30 joins them later), so only two or three storage slots are left to work with.
- Send the orange bobbins, and the navy 10 and cyan 10 as they surface. Orange clears the orange bar, which leaves a salmon dashed 30 patch; salmon bobbins then count that patch down until it is gone.
- Send red 50 on the red diamond at top right. The red remainders (5, then 4) can wait in storage while rose and beige keep stripping the background around the diamond.
- Send blue 50 on the blue diamond at top left once the swirls around it are thin. After that, dark blue 30 works the dashed patch inside the cyan bar, which drops from 30 into single digits.
- When the purple bar is exposed, send the parked purple 30s. Its dashed patch finally starts to fall and disappears. At the same time, send plum on the dark purple bar on the right, whose counter falls from 30 to 0.
- The track sits full for long stretches here, and a maroon 26 remainder stays parked in storage. Only send the next bobbin after one comes back, so you don't strand a color whose tile is still covered.
- Send pink 50 on the pink diamond, then yellow 50 on the yellow diamond. Khaki takes the dashed patch on the lime bar at the left edge (27 and down). Beige and rose remainders clean the scattered background pixels.
- Send cyan 10 on the last cyan strip at lower left. Use the black and beige remainders on the outline pixels right around the two framed squares. Once that knit is gone, the cyan frames disappear: the maroon square first, then the green one.
- Send maroon 30 and the parked maroon 26 into the maroon square's dashed 30. Send light green 30 and dark green 27 into the green square, whose counter falls from 30 to 0.
- Let the last green bobbin finish the final pixels of the green square.
Colors in this level:
Rose, Black, Beige, Purple, Plum, Maroon, Orange, Salmon, Navy, Cyan, Red, Blue, Dark blue, Pink, Yellow, Khaki, Green, Dark green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Resending purple or plum while their bars are still enclosed, which takes a track place for nothing.
- Filling the last free storage slots while purple, plum and maroon remainders are already parked.
- Expecting the framed center squares to open before the outlines and cones next to them are gone.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I start Level 883?
Send rose 50, black 50 and beige 40 on the background swirls, black outlines and cream cones, then the second rose 50. Park purple 30 and plum 30 if they come back unused.
What do the dashed 30 patches do?
Each one counts down as the bobbin of its color pulls it and it disappears at 0.
How do I open the cyan-framed squares in Level 883?
The dotted cyan frames drop only after the black outlines and cream cones right beside them are gone, so use the black and beige remainders on those pixels. The maroon square's frame goes first, then the green one; empty them with maroon 30 plus the parked maroon 26, and the green bobbins.