Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 887 Walkthrough
Clear a blue teacup on a black saucer under four silver-beaded leaves, and empty the salmon 100 and tan 50 counter covers.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A blue teacup with a white highlight on a black saucer, under red, dark purple/pink, green and yellow/orange leaves traced in silver metal beads. There is a salmon cover marked 100 on the left of the cup and a tan cover marked 50 on the saucer. Five supply columns: dark brown 10, beige 30, salmon 30, dark green 30 and dark purple 20, with three hidden "?" bobbins, bright green 20 and dark red 20 behind.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the green, red, purple and yellow leaves with their silver bead outlines, drain the tan 50 cover and the salmon 100 cover, then finish the blue cup, white highlight and black saucer.
- Opening Moves
- Send dark green 30 and bright green 20 on the green leaf. Send beige 30 to start draining the tan 50 cover, which uncovers silver 20 behind it. Send silver on the bead outlines, then the salmon 30s on the 100 cover.
- Danger Zone
- Early on, dark green 16, beige 8 and beige 18 can sit in storage together. Send the beige remainders on the 50 cover again before taking new supply bobbins.
- Unique Mechanics
- There are two counter covers. The tan 50 drops as beige stitches are removed, and the salmon 100 drops as salmon stitches are removed. Silver bobbins unstitch the metal bead outlines. Hidden "?" supply bobbins reveal their color (silver, red, orange and more) once the bobbin in front of them is sent.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again.
Quick Tips for Level 887
- The number on each cover counts the stitches left in its color. Beige brings the tan 50 down, and salmon brings the 100 down.
- Send silver whenever bead outlines touch the track. Every leaf is traced in metal beads, and only silver clears them.
- Do not let green, beige and silver remainders sit in storage together. Resend the beige ones first.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 887 — Full Solution
- A blue teacup with a white highlight sits on a black saucer. Above it are four leaf shapes: red, dark purple with a pink inside, green, and yellow with orange dots. Each leaf is traced in silver metal beads. Two counter covers sit on the cup: a salmon cover marked 100 on the left and a tan cover marked 50 on the saucer's right. Five supply columns start with dark brown 10, beige 30, salmon 30, dark green 30 and dark purple 20. Behind them are three hidden "?" bobbins, bright green 20 and dark red 20.
- Send dark green 30 from column 4, then bright green 20 behind it. Dark green works the body of the green leaf and bright green its outline.
- Send beige 30. Each beige stitch it removes lowers the tan cover's counter, from 50 toward 0. Taking beige uncovers the "?" behind it, which turns out to be silver 20.
- Send silver 20 on the metal bead outlines around the leaves and the cup highlight. Keep sending beige until the 50 cover reaches 0 and the black saucer underneath opens.
- Watch storage here. Dark green 16, beige 8 and beige 18 can all park at once, which fills three of the five slots. Send the beige remainders again before you take anything new.
- Send the two salmon 30s at the 100 cover. Its counter falls with every salmon stitch from 100. Send black 40 for the saucer and the cup handle.
- Send dark purple 20 on the purple leaf outline, along with silver and black remainders as their beads and edges come up. The hidden bobbins keep revealing more: red 10s, orange 10 and another silver.
- Send red 10 and dark red 20 on the red leaf, and orange 10 on the orange plus and the dots inside the yellow leaf. A last salmon 10 takes the 100 cover down to 0.
- Blue 40 and white 10 show up next. Send blue on the cup body and white on the highlight. Pink 10 goes on the pink inside of the purple leaf.
- Yellow 10 and 20 clear the yellow leaf, and more green 10s and dark green 30 finish the green leaf and the little green crosses. Orange 20 cleans up the last orange dots.
- Finish with the small remainders: red 2, green 1 and orange 1 on the last red and yellow-leaf pixels.
Colors in this level:
Dark green, Bright green, Beige, Silver, Salmon, Black, Dark purple, Pink, Red, Dark red, Orange, Blue, White, Yellow, Dark brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Ignoring the tan 50 cover. The black saucer under it stays locked until beige drains it.
- Letting four remainders pile up in storage at the start instead of resending the beige ones.
- Sending blue before the leaves and covers are thinned out. Blue 40 is in the supply from early on; hold it until the cup body is exposed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the 100 and 50 numbers mean in Yarn Loop Level 887?
They are counter covers. The salmon 100 drops as salmon bobbins remove its stitches, and the tan 50 drops as beige bobbins do. Each cover disappears when it reaches 0.
How do I clear the gray beads around the leaves?
Those are metal stitches, and they need silver bobbins. The first silver 20 is hidden behind beige 30 and shows up as soon as beige is sent.
When should I send the blue bobbin in Yarn Loop Level 887?
Blue 40 sits in the supply from early on, but hold it until the leaves and both counter covers are thinned out and the cup body is exposed. Then send blue on the cup body and white 10 on the highlight.