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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 900 Walkthrough

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Lift the lime cover hiding the board, then unstitch the GREAT JOB! graffiti: green and purple letters, the yellow exclamation mark and the cyan and navy splash behind them.

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Initial Layout Geometry
A lime cover marked 50 hides the whole picture, with only blue and light-blue strips visible above and below. Four supply columns: blue 20, purple 30, light blue 30 and blue 20, each over a purple crate marked 4.
Goal / Target Area
First the lime cover (counter 50), then the green GREAT letters, the purple JOB letters with dark-purple outlines, the yellow exclamation mark with olive and brown shading, and the cyan, light-blue and navy splash, which is the last thing left in the top-left corner.
Opening Moves
Blue 20 from column four and light blue 30 from column three drop the 50 cover to about 23; then send the navy 50 that the column-three crate opens, which runs the cover down to 0 so it lifts. Dark green 29 and purple 30 follow.
Danger Zone
Storage fills all five slots three times: dark purple 15 / navy 25 / dark green 7 / purple 39 / lime 4 in the middle, again around lime 8 and purple 4, and near the end with a linked green pair and the navy-purple trio. Each time, send nothing new until a parked bobbin leaves.
Unique Mechanics
A lime cover with a 50 counter hides the entire picture at the start and lifts at 0. Purple crates marked 4 sit under every supply column and open into bobbins. Linked pairs and three-bobbin chains (dark green-lime-violet, navy-purple-dark purple) travel and park together.

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 900

  • Open with blue 20 and light blue 30 on the visible strips, then add the crate navy 50 before the cover lifts; it already has outline stitches to pull.
  • Count storage slots: when all five fill the bar turns red, and the safe move is re-sending a parked bobbin, not opening supply.
  • Hold yellow until the exclamation mark's face is exposed; olive and brown take its darker edges first.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 900 — Full Solution

  1. The whole picture starts hidden under a lime cover marked 50; only thin blue and light-blue strips show above and below it. Supply has four columns: blue 20, purple 30, light blue 30 and blue 20 on top, each sitting over a purple crate marked 4.
  2. Send blue 20 from the fourth column and light blue 30 from the third into the visible strips. The cover counts down from 50 to about 23. Send the navy 50 that the column-three crate opens; the cover keeps falling while navy runs and lifts at 0, showing GREAT JOB! graffiti: green GREAT, purple JOB and a yellow exclamation mark on a cyan, light-blue and navy splash.
  3. Keep navy working the dark outlines around the letters; park the short blue remainder (blue 8) in storage. Dark green 29 and purple 30 follow into the shading of GREAT and the JOB letters.
  4. Keep cyan, purple and dark green running against the background splash and letters, and send dark purple 20 into the deep purple outline of JOB. Navy keeps working the outlines as more of them face the track.
  5. As the crates open, send lime 20 into the bright green of GREAT, cyan 30 into the light splash, and the olive and brown bobbins into the darker shading of the exclamation mark. The track fills up in this stretch; wait for one bobbin to empty before sending.
  6. This is the first storage crisis: dark purple 15, navy 25, dark green 7, purple 39 and lime 4 fill all five storage slots and the bar turns red. Send nothing from supply; re-send parked bobbins one at a time as their colors face the track.
  7. Once storage drains, send purple 40 and the green 20s into the letters, and the linked lime/cyan pairs into GREAT and the splash behind it. Brown 7 and dark green 2 can sit in storage until their stitches appear.
  8. Work the linked chains (dark green, lime and violet; purple and navy) through the middle of JOB and the lower splash. Storage fills a second time around the lime 8 and purple 4 returns; again, only re-send parked bobbins until slots open.
  9. Send yellow 20 into the exclamation mark once its face is exposed, along with navy 18 and the purple/dark-purple chain on the last JOB pieces. The exclamation mark and JOB are gone after this.
  10. Storage fills a third time with a linked dark-green/lime pair and the navy, purple and dark-purple trio. Send navy 39 into the remaining navy outline at the top left and let the parked pieces return.
  11. Only small cyan, light-blue and dark-green pieces remain in the top-left corner. Send cyan 30 and the two dark green 20s against them, plus the last navy.
  12. Let those bobbins drain until the final cyan, dark-green and navy stitches clear.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Light blue, Cyan, Navy, Purple, Dark purple, Violet, Lime, Green, Dark green, Yellow, Olive, Brown

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Sending purple or yellow while the cover is still down, so they circle with nothing to pull.
  • Opening another supply bobbin during one of the three full-storage moments.
  • Thinking the board is done when JOB and the exclamation mark disappear; the cyan and navy splash in the top-left corner is still there.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why is the Level 900 board covered at the start?

    A lime cover with a 50 counter hides the picture. Blue and light-blue bobbins pull the visible strips, the counter drops, and the cover lifts to show the GREAT JOB! graffiti.

  • What do the purple boxes marked 4 do?

    They are crates under each supply column. Their number counts down as you play and each one opens into a regular bobbin, such as the navy that works the letter outlines.

  • What should I do when storage turns red in Yarn Loop Level 900?

    All five storage slots fill three times in this level, and the bar turns red each time. Send nothing from the supply; re-send parked bobbins one at a time as their colors face the track until a slot opens.

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