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Yarn Loop level guide

Yarn Loop Level 902 Walkthrough

medium 10 colors

A three-scoop ice cream in a tan cup: pink, purple and cyan scoops with sprinkles, a wafer stick, a coral rim band and two silver bead squares, cleared while crates refill the supply and linked chains cross the top row.

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Initial Layout Geometry
A three-scoop ice cream sits in a tan cup: a pink scoop with blue sprinkles on top, a purple scoop with red sprinkles and long drips on the left, a cyan scoop with blue sprinkles on the right, and a tan wafer stick at the upper left. A coral and tan rim band crosses the middle, two silver bead squares in dark frames sit on the tan body, and the cup below has brown patches. Five supply columns show blue 10, black 20, peach 20, black 20 and brown 20 on top, with crates marked 3, 4 and 3 under columns two to four; storage and the track are empty.
Goal / Target Area
Clear all three scoops and their sprinkles, the purple drips, the wafer stick, the rim band, the dark outline, the tan body with its two silver bead squares and the brown-patched cup.
Opening Moves
Black 20 from column four first; its crate drops a peach 20. Then black 20 from column two, the peach 20s from columns four and three, and the black 30 that column four's crate releases. Brown 20 from column five follows, then the coral 10 and black 20 linked in the same column.
Danger Zone
Right after the first linked chain of three leaves the top row, storage fills all five slots with maroon 10, coral 2, metal 18, blue 6 and purple 2 and turns red. Re-send the small coral, purple and blue pieces before taking anything new; the maroon 10 stays parked.
Unique Mechanics
Crates marked 3, 4 and 3 under columns two to four drop a new bobbin whenever the spot above them empties, and their number counts what is left. Many bobbins are linked, including linked chains of three across the top row, and a linked bobbin at 0 still rides with its partners. The silver bead squares need the striped metal bobbins.

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 902

  • Crates marked 3, 4 and 3 under columns two to four drop a fresh bobbin each time the spot above them empties, and the number shows how many are left inside. Count on new colors appearing there rather than planning only from the top row.
  • The striped metal 20 from column two does nothing until tan stitches around the silver bead squares are gone; it can come straight back at 20 and sit in storage.
  • The maroon 10 only pulls the red sprinkles buried in the purple scoop. Hold it in storage until the purple around those sprinkles has thinned.

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 902 — Full Solution

  1. Send the black 20 from column four, then the black 20 from column two, onto the dark outline. Each crate below drops a new bobbin into the empty spot and its number falls by one.
  2. Send the peach 20 that column four's crate dropped and the peach 20 from column three onto the tan cup body and wafer stick. Then send the black 30 that column four's crate releases; it keeps working the outline as the tan edge opens.
  3. Send brown 20 from column five for the brown patches on the cup, then the coral 10 and black 20 that are linked in the same column. Black empties first; the pair keeps coming back with black 0 and a small coral count, so re-send it while places are free until coral is used up.
  4. Send the pink 20 from column three onto the pink scoop and the cyan 20s from columns three and four onto the cyan scoop, plus purple 20 from column four on the purple scoop. The track fills and a small cyan leftover and a purple with most of its count park; re-send the cyan first, then the purple once the scoop edge is open again.
  5. Send the striped metal 10 that column four reveals onto the silver bead squares. The metal 20 from column two is too early at this point and comes back with all 20; leave it in storage until tan stitches around both squares are gone.
  6. Send maroon 10 from column three only if you have a spare slot: it targets the red sprinkles inside the purple scoop and parks at 10 for a long stretch. Keep peach, coral and cyan 10s moving around it.
  7. Send the linked chain of three across the top row: peach 10, black 20 and brown 10. Right after it, storage fills all five slots and turns red. Take nothing from supply; re-send the small coral, purple and blue leftovers until two places are free.
  8. Work through the linked pairs: the peach 30 linked to black 20, then the cyan 10 linked to pink 10, on the scoops and the lower outline. Re-send the metal 20 between them; it comes back smaller each lap as both bead squares open.
  9. When most of the purple scoop is gone, re-send maroon 10 for the exposed red sprinkles; it comes back smaller each time and parks once more with 1 left before it clears. Send the purple 20s and the purple 20 linked to cyan 10 down the long purple drips.
  10. Blue leftovers of 1 and 2 keep returning because only single sprinkle pixels remain. Park the blue 1 and re-send it after the pink scoop on top shrinks to its last blue pixel, and send the peach 20 linked to purple 20 on the tan cup and drips meanwhile.
  11. The last chain is black 20, black 20 and peach 20 linked across the top row. It parks once as black 0, black 10 and peach 0; re-send it for the dark outline pixels, and re-send the peach 5 linked to pink 4 when that pair parks.
  12. Finish with the maroon 10 and purple 20 from supply on the last red pixel and the final purple drip while the black chain circles, then send the last coral 10 from column one; the picture clears with it on the track.

Colors in this level:

Black, Peach, Brown, Coral, Pink, Purple, Cyan, Blue, Maroon, Silver

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Sending the metal 20 from column two before the silver bead squares are exposed; it comes straight back at 20 and blocks a storage slot.
  • Taking more new bobbins when storage fills after the first chain leaves the top row, which leaves no place for the next return.
  • Sending maroon 10 early: the red sprinkles are inside the purple scoop, so it circles and parks at 10 for most of the level.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the crates marked 3, 4 and 3 in Yarn Loop Level 902?

    They hold bobbins. Each time the spot above a crate empties it drops a new bobbin, such as a peach 20 or black 30, and the number on the crate goes down by one.

  • Why does column two's metal 20 come back full in Level 902?

    The silver bead squares sit inside the tan body with dark frames around them. Until the tan and black stitches around a square are gone, the metal 20 has nothing to pull and returns at 20.

  • Storage is full in Level 902, what should I send?

    Re-send the smallest parked pieces whose color is on the edge, usually the coral leftover first, then the purple and blue ones. Leave the maroon 10 and the metal bobbin parked until their targets open.

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