Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 903 Walkthrough
A planter of red flowers with yellow centers, each boxed in a dark outline, among green leaves on a khaki background, over a navy and light blue pot whose numbered badges count down as you work.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A planter of red flowers with yellow centers fills the board, each flower boxed in a dark outline and set among light and dark green leaves on a khaki background. The pot at the bottom is split into navy and light blue quarters, with a dashed navy 50 badge on the lower left quarter and a light blue 50 badge on the lower right; beaded multicolor strands run down both sides. Four supply columns show khaki 50, red 40, blue 50 and black 40 on top, with navy 50, dark green 40, green 50 and green 30 beneath; storage and the track are empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the dark outlines, red petals and yellow centers of every flower, the green leaves and khaki background, and both halves of the navy and light blue pot until each badge has counted down.
- Opening Moves
- The red 40 on top of column two circles untouched and parks at 40 if it goes out first. The khaki 50 linked to dark green 40 (khaki empties almost at once), navy 50 for the pot, lime 10 for the leaves and the blue 50 linked to black 40 follow, and that black starts cutting the flower outlines.
- Danger Zone
- In the middle stretch the blue, red and lime chain keeps returning as blue 0, red 4 and lime 0 while a second red 40 and a green 19 park. Storage fills with those five pieces and turns red; re-send the chain before taking anything new from supply.
- Unique Mechanics
- Two dashed badges on the pot count down as stitches of their color come off: navy on the left quarter, light blue on the right. Link bars join khaki 50 with dark green 40, blue 50 with black 40, yellow 20 with red 30, black 40 with lime 20 and red 30 with black 30, plus a linked chain of three made of blue 30, red 40 and lime 20; linked pieces travel and park as one unit but take a slot each. Flowers are boxed in dark outlines, so black has to cut in before red can pull.
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 903
- Red 40 bobbins sent before the dark outlines are cut circle without pulling and park at 40. Send black first and hold the reds until outline pixels are gone around several flowers.
- The badges on the pot are counters, not locks you can ignore: the navy badge drops as navy bobbins work and the light blue one as blue bobbins work, and that pot quarter is only finished at 0.
- Keep three storage slots open for the blue 30, red 40 and lime 20 chain; each piece takes its own slot, and it comes back again and again nearly empty until the last red petals open.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 903 — Full Solution
- Send the khaki 50 with its linked dark green 40 first, and hold the red 40 on top of column two: every red flower is boxed in a dark outline, so a red 40 sent now circles untouched and parks at 40. Khaki drains almost at once on the background while dark green works the leaves; re-send the pair whenever places open.
- Send navy 50 from column one onto the navy quarter of the pot. The navy badge on the pot counts down as navy stitches come off, and further navy 50 and navy 30 bobbins keep it falling until it disappears.
- Send the blue 50 linked to black 40. Blue empties fast on the light blue quarter and the right badge drops to 40, while black 40 starts cutting the outlines around the red flowers. The pair keeps coming back with blue 0 and black still loaded; re-send it each time.
- Once several outlines are open, re-send the parked red 40. It now pulls petals and comes back smaller each lap; send lime 10, green 50, green 30 and the khaki 30s and 50s in between for the leaves and background.
- The second layer of supply brings yellow 20s for the flower centers and a linked chain of three across the top row: blue 30, red 40 and lime 20. Send the chain only after the light blue badge has started to fall again; blue works that pot quarter while red and lime take petals and leaves.
- The chain returns many times nearly empty, blue and lime used up and only a few red stitches left, because only a few petals are reachable at once. A second red 40 and a green leftover also park, so storage fills and turns red even though the track still has free places. Re-send the chain before anything new.
- Send the green 20s, dark green 20s and lime 20s to clear the leaves between flowers, including the lime 20 linked to a black 40 in the top row. A green 19 and a dark green 6 can sit in storage; whenever storage fills again, re-send the chain first.
- Send the yellow 20 linked to red 30 and the red 30 linked to black 30 for the larger flowers on the lower left. The yellow side empties first and parks with red 10; wait until those flowers lose their black frame, then re-send.
- Late supply is khaki 40, black 40, a red 30 linked to black 30 and a single yellow 20. Send khaki 40 for the last background, then the red and black pair for the last outlined flowers; it comes back with red still loaded, so re-send it.
- Finish with black 40 and the last yellow 20 from supply. Black cuts the final outline pixels around the top-left flowers, yellow takes the last centers, and the red and black pair on the track pulls the remaining petals as the picture clears.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Black, Green, Khaki, Navy, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening with the red 40: the flowers are still boxed in black, so it circles without pulling and costs a storage slot for most of the early level.
- Filling the last free storage slots with new bobbins while the blue 30, red 40 and lime 20 chain is still returning; the whole chain needs room to park.
- Sending the yellow 20 linked to red 30 too early, which leaves yellow 0 and red 10 parked together for a long stretch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the numbered badges on the pot do in Yarn Loop Level 903?
They count stitches. The navy badge starts at 50 and falls as navy bobbins work the pot; the light blue badge does the same for blue bobbins. Each badge disappears when it reaches 0.
Why does the red 40 come back full in Level 903?
Each red flower is framed by a dark outline. Until black bobbins such as the black 40 linked to blue 50 cut that frame, red has no exposed petal to pull and returns at 40.
How do I stop the blue, red and lime chain from filling storage in Level 903?
Send it only when the light blue badge is falling and some red petals are open, keep three slots free for its three pieces, and re-send it before taking anything new from supply.