Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 911 Walkthrough
A white antlered rabbit gazes up through falling snow on a cyan sky; take the gold key on its chest to free the padlocked cyan bobbin, and drain the red 60 box with red bobbins.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A white rabbit with brown antlers looks up and left against a cyan sky dotted with white snow squares. It has a large blue eye with a navy pupil, a pink nose and pink ear lining, gray shading on the back and right ear, and a dark gray outline. A gold key is stitched into the white chest and a red box marked 60 sits in the top-left corner. Five supply columns show cyan 50, brown 10, white 40, blue 10 and gray 30 on top; column one has a padlocked bobbin third. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the cyan sky and snow, the white head and chest with its gold key, the gray back and ear, the brown antlers and the eye, and empty the red 60 box in the corner.
- Opening Moves
- Cyan 50 from column one empties on its first lap around the border. White 40 from column one and gray 30 from column five follow, then column three's white 40 and pink 20, and the cyan 50 that surfaces under them. Gray parks at 5 and pink at 15; a white then takes the gold key and unlocks column one's cyan 50.
- Danger Zone
- Once the red box is draining, the track stays full while red 10s feed it and the gray bobbins work the outline. Storage never holds more than one piece, but a blue 10 sent before the eye ring is exposed comes back untouched and keeps that slot busy.
- Unique Mechanics
- The gold key on the chest unlocks the padlocked cyan 50 in column one once it is pulled. The red 60 box in the corner is a thread store that only red bobbins drain, ten at a time, and it disappears at zero.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again.
Quick Tips for Level 911
- The gold key stitched into the white chest unlocks the padlocked bobbin under column one's white 40. Keep white flowing onto the chest early so that cyan 50 is freed while the sky is still large.
- Red 10s have no red pixels to pull in the picture; every one of them feeds the red box in the top-left corner. Send them whenever a place is free, because the box only shrinks ten at a time.
- The blue 10 in column four and the navy 10s that surface in columns one and three wait for the eye. Leave them in supply until the blue ring and dark pupil are on the outer edge of what remains; the navy 10s belong to the moment the red box is nearly empty.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 911 — Full Solution
- Send the cyan 50 from column one first; it runs around the cyan border and empties on its first lap. Column one then leads with a white 40, and a padlocked bobbin sits third in that column.
- Send white 40 from column one onto the white chest and muzzle, then gray 30 from column five onto the gray back and right ear. Gray comes back with 5 left; park it and re-send it once more gray is facing the track.
- Send the white 40 from column three, then the pink 20 under it for the nose and the pink ear lining, then the cyan 50 that surfaces under them onto the sky. Pink returns with 15 and waits in storage until the right ear is more exposed.
- Keep a white working the chest. When it takes the gold key stitch, the padlock on column one opens and shows a cyan 50. Send it at once for the snowy cyan sky, which is still the largest area of the picture.
- Start draining the red 60 box with the red 10s from columns one and five. Each red 10 pulls its thread from the box rather than from the picture, so the counter drops by up to ten per bobbin; it reads 20 when the eye work begins.
- Send the cyan 50s and cyan 40 that surface in column two onto the sky, and the white 50 from column three onto the head. Cyan leftovers park one at a time; re-send them while sky pixels remain near the track.
- Send brown 10 from column two onto the antlers early, but expect it back with 1 left; the rest of the antlers come out later with the brown 20s from column two and the brown 10 from column five.
- Use the dark gray 20s and 30 from columns two and five on the dark outline around the head and back, and the light gray 20s and 10s from columns one, three and four on the gray shading. The track is full for a long stretch here, so send only when a place is free; storage never needs more than one slot.
- Hold the blue 10 at the front of column four until the blue ring around the eye is exposed. Sent while the red box still reads 20, it laps without pulling and comes back at 10 several times in a row; once the ring is reachable it drains on the next lap.
- The navy 10s in columns one and three are for the dark pupil. Send them late, once white and blue have cleared around the eye and the red box is nearly drained; until then the pupil is buried and they have little to pull.
- Send the beige 10s from column five and the rose 10s from column four on the darker ear-lining pixels, then gray 20 from column one and brown 20 from column two. The dark gray 10 left in column five is the final send and takes the last outline stitches beside the leftover white, cyan and gray on the track.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Gray, Dark gray, Brown, Blue, Navy, Pink, Red, Beige
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the blue 10 before the eye ring is exposed; it makes a full lap without pulling anything and returns at 10, costing a storage slot.
- Spending the early sends on gray and brown while the chest whites stay put, which leaves the padlocked cyan 50 stuck under column one while the sky is at its largest.
- Expecting red 10s to clear picture pixels; they only drain the red 60 box, so sending several while the track is full just blocks other colors.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I unlock the padlocked bobbin in Yarn Loop Level 911?
Take the gold key stitched into the rabbit's white chest. Once white bobbins clear the chest around it and the key is pulled, the padlock on column one opens and reveals a cyan 50 for the sky.
What is the red 60 box in the corner of Level 911?
It is a store of red thread. The red 10s from columns one and five pull from it and the number drops with each one; there are no red pixels in the rabbit itself, so the box is where every red bobbin goes.
Why does the blue 10 come back without using any thread in Level 911?
The blue ring around the eye is buried behind white and gray at first. Wait until the eye is on the outer edge of the remaining picture before sending the column four blue 10, and save the navy 10s for the pupil after that.