Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 893 Walkthrough
Clear the still-life mosaic by stripping the purple background, peeling the orange vase and pink-and-peach pot, and finishing the orange disc and its dark green fronds.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A large orange disc sits behind dark green fronds and light green leaves on a purple background. Below it are an orange vase on the left, a dark red wedge, a pale yellow-green pear shape and a pink-and-peach pot on the right, with a blue strip along the bottom edge and a thin gray stitch line across the top.
- Goal / Target Area
- Remove the gray top stitch line and blue bottom strip first, then the purple background, orange vase, pear shape and pot. The orange disc with dark green fronds is the last area to clear.
- Opening Moves
- Send the four linked gray 10s together for the top stitch line, then dark purple 40 for the border and blue 30 for the bottom strip. Pink 20 and red 20 go out next and return partly used; leave them parked until more pot and red wedge cells reach the outside.
- Danger Zone
- A red 20 linked to a dark purple 40 keeps cycling back to storage as one unit: dark purple drains to 0 but red stalls in the high teens until the orange vase is peeled. With that pair, pink, red and peach remainders all in play, the track repeatedly fills up; wait for a bobbin to drain before sending another.
- Unique Mechanics
- Linked bobbins dominate this level: four gray 10s, a red and dark purple pair, dark green 40 and 50 pairs, a purple, peach and purple triple and the final orange 50 with pink 20 must travel together. A linked set only empties when every color in it has exposed cells.
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 893
- Send the four linked gray 10s first; they only need the thin gray line along the top edge.
- Treat the red 20 and dark purple 40 pair as one long-lived bobbin: re-send it only after the orange vase opens more red cells.
- Save the last supply for the finish: orange 50 travels linked to pink 20, and dark green 40 follows. Pink takes the last pot stem cells while orange and dark green finish the disc and fronds.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 893 — Full Solution
- Send the four linked gray 10 bobbins in the front row together. They unpick the thin gray stitch line along the top edge of the frame, drain to 0 and leave, and the track empties again.
- Send dark purple 40 on the dark border around the picture, then blue 30 on the blue strip along the bottom edge. Both empty completely, storage stays empty and the track empties again.
- Send pink 20 and red 20 next. They start on the lower-right pink-and-peach pot and the dark red wedge, but red returns with about 13 and pink with about 7 because most of those cells are still covered. Leave them in storage.
- Send taupe 10, purple 40 and peach 30 to open the right side: purple works the background while peach starts on the pot. Re-send the parked pink and red as their cells reach the outer layer.
- The front row then shows a red 20 linked to a dark purple 40. Send the pair together. Dark purple drains to 0 but red stalls in the high teens, and the linked pair keeps returning to storage as one unit. When the track sits full, wait for a bobbin to drain before re-sending it.
- Send orange 50 on the orange vase in the lower-left. It shrinks through the 40s and 30s into the teens as the vase peels away and exposes the dark red stem beside it; send blue 20 to pick up the last blue cells on the left edge.
- With the vase gone, send lime 20 on the pale yellow-green pear shape in the center and bright green 30 on the light-green leaf fringes on the left. Dark green 40 and 50 bobbins arrive linked together; send them as a pair on the dark fronds that cross the orange disc.
- Send purple 40 and 50 to clear the remaining purple background on the left and lower half. A linked purple, peach and purple triple appears; send it once the peach pot is down to thin stem lines so all three have targets.
- Use the peach remainders on the pot. The last pink stem cells at the lower right stay until the pink 20 linked to the final orange 50 clears them. At this point only the orange disc with dark green fronds, those pink stem cells and a few purple and bright green specks are left.
- Send the last supply: orange 50 linked to pink 20, then dark green 40. Pink takes the last pot stem cells while orange and dark green finish the disc and fronds, and the small bright green and purple returns pick off the remaining specks; an orange cell is the last to go.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Orange, Green, Pink, Red, Blue, Gray, Peach
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Re-sending the linked red and dark purple pair before the vase is peeled just returns it to storage and costs track space.
- Sending a new long bobbin while the track is full leaves nowhere for parked pink, red or peach remainders to go.
- Sending the purple, peach and purple triple before the pot is down to thin stem lines leaves the peach part with nothing to unpick.
Frequently Asked Questions
What goes first on Level 893?
The four linked gray 10 bobbins in the front row. Sent together, they clear the gray stitch line along the top edge and drain completely.
Why does the red and dark purple pair keep coming back?
They are linked. Dark purple runs out quickly, but red has few reachable cells until the orange vase in the lower left is peeled, so the pair returns to storage together.
When should I send the purple, peach and purple triple in Yarn Loop Level 893?
Wait until the peach pot is down to thin stem lines so all three members have targets. A linked set only empties when every color in it has exposed cells, so an early send leaves the peach part with nothing to unpick.