Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 909 Walkthrough
A worried orange cartoon character in a wide red hat, its blue and white crown outlined by a silver chain, with a white glove, red bow and navy coat, where '?' bobbins under the top row reveal the rest of the supply.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A worried orange cartoon character with wide eyes, a pink muzzle and curly brown hair fills the board. It wears a wide red hat whose crown is a blue, light blue and white pattern, with a silver chain outlining the white top of the crown along its top edge and both sides. It holds a white-gloved hand to its chin and wears a red bow and a navy coat with gray lapels. Five supply columns show charcoal 20, metal 30, navy 20, salmon pink 30 and gray 10 on top, with orange 50, '?', red 20, '?' and brown 20 below. Storage starts with five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the silver chain and the blue and white hat crown, the red hat brim, the brown hair, the orange face with its pink muzzle, the white glove, the red bow and the navy coat with its gray lapels.
- Opening Moves
- Charcoal 20 from column one, then the metal 30 from column two on the silver chain around the top of the hat crown, salmon pink 30 from column four and the orange 50 that moves to the front of column one. The light gray 30 that column one's '?' turns into is the fifth send and fills the track; the navy 10, the gray 10 from column five, the white 20 from column four's '?' and the dark red 30 under it follow as bobbins leave.
- Danger Zone
- After the opening the track is full for a long stretch while many colors share the hat, face and coat. Storage never fills, but it peaks at four short leftovers such as maroon 10, white 7, blue 2 and navy 4; re-send them before taking more of the same color.
- Unique Mechanics
- The silver chain outlining the white top of the hat crown is metal knit, removed by the metal 30 from column two. Black '?' bobbins reveal their color only at the front of their column: column one's first two are a light gray 30 and an orange 50, column two's first is a maroon 20 and column four's a white 20, and the last orange 50 is a '?' as well. No link bars appear in this level.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again.
Quick Tips for Level 909
- The metal 30 on top of column two is the bobbin that takes the silver chain outlining the white top of the hat crown. Send it in the first few moves; it runs down to 1 almost at once.
- The black '?' bobbins show their color only when they reach the front. Column one's first two '?' are a light gray 30 and an orange 50, column two's first is a maroon 20 and column four's is a white 20; the cyan 10 and dark red 30 under the last two are visible from the start, so plan around the '?' only after they turn over.
- Storage never gets crowded here, but the track is full for long stretches. Send the next bobbin only when one leaves the track, and let short leftovers such as blue 2 or navy 4 wait in storage until their color is open.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 909 — Full Solution
- Send the charcoal 20 from column one first for the dark shading on the coat and hat, then the metal 30 from column two. The metal bobbin works the silver chain around the white top of the hat crown and drops to 1 in a single lap; the chain is gone early.
- Send salmon pink 30 from column four for the pink muzzle across the face, then the orange 50 that now leads column one for the orange face and neck. The '?' behind it turns over as a light gray 30, and column two's '?' turns over as a maroon 20 with the cyan 10 beneath it.
- Send the light gray 30 for the gray coat lapels and the gray patches on the hat crown; with five bobbins aboard the track is full. As bobbins leave, send the navy 10 from column one (the '?' under it turns over as an orange 50) and the gray 10 from column five.
- Send the white 20 that column four's '?' turns into for the white glove and the white crown pixels, then the dark red 30 under it for the dark red shadow on the hat brim.
- Send the navy 20 from column three, then the maroon 20 from column two and the red 20 under the navy 20, for the dark blue crown pattern, the navy coat, the wide red hat brim and the red bow under the chin. The cyan 10 now leads column two; send it once the light blue part of the hat crown opens on the edge.
- Brown 20 from column five follows for the curly brown hair on both sides of the face, and the '?' behind it turns over as another navy 20 for the navy coat. Keep the track topped up from whichever column shows a color that is open on the edge.
- From this point the orange neck has opened up and the picture splits into the hat and face above and the coat below. The track stays full; send pink, orange and gray leftovers back from storage as soon as their color sits on the edge.
- The next '?' bobbins turn over into colors already on the board: more red, maroon, blue, navy, gray, white, salmon and orange bobbins, plus tan 10s, a beige 20 and a second cyan 10. Use the blue 10s and navy 20s on the remaining crown pattern and coat, and the gray 10s and gray 30s on the last lapel pixels.
- Storage peaks at four short leftovers at once and never fills. Re-send them when the hat crown and coat open further instead of taking a fresh bobbin of the same color.
- Send the maroon 20s and red 30s for the remaining hat brim, the bow and the red patches on the coat front, and a tan 10 for the last light brown pixels in the hair.
- Column one's last '?' turns over as an orange 50, so supply ends with that orange 50 and a maroon 20. Send the orange 50 for the orange strip left on the coat front and the last face pixels, then the maroon 20 for the remaining dark red stitches, and finally the white 1 parked in storage for the last white dot.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Pink, Red, Maroon, Brown, Blue, Navy, White, Gray, Silver
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Holding the metal 30 back while other colors fill the track; until it runs, the silver chain around the top of the hat crown stays and blocks the white stitches inside it.
- Planning on the black '?' bobbins as if they were a known color; column two's turns into a maroon 20 and column four's into a white 20 only once they reach the front.
- Re-sending a small leftover like blue 2 while the blue crown pattern is still covered; it comes straight back and costs a place on a full track.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which bobbin removes the silver chain on top of the hat in Yarn Loop Level 909?
The metal 30 on top of column two. In one lap it takes the whole chain around the white top of the crown and drops to 1.
What is under the '?' bobbins in Level 909?
Column one's first two '?' are a light gray 30 and an orange 50, column two's first is a maroon 20 and column four's is a white 20; the cyan 10 and dark red 30 under the last two are visible from the start. Later ones turn into tan, beige, red, maroon, blue, navy, gray, white, salmon and orange bobbins as they reach the front, including the last orange 50.
Why does the track stay full for so long in Level 909?
Many colors share small areas of the hat, face and coat, so bobbins circle for several laps. Only send a new bobbin when one leaves the track, and keep short leftovers in storage until their color opens up.