Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 912 Walkthrough
Pink over-ear headphones sit on a gray and beige striped backdrop; linked chains take the stripes and band, and a striped metal bobbin takes the silver bead hearts on both earcups.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A pair of pink over-ear headphones with red and dark red shading and white highlights fills the picture. Each earcup carries a heart of silver beads. The backdrop is vertical gray and beige stripes with a red strip across the top, a beige panel inside the headband arch and a rose band along the bottom. Four supply columns show a linked gray 20, beige 20, gray 20, beige 20 chain on top, a linked red 10 chain over three columns plus a single red 10, and '?' stacks in columns one and four. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the striped backdrop and red top strip, the beige arch panel and rose bottom band, the pink and red headband and earcups with their white highlights, and both silver bead hearts.
- Opening Moves
- The gray and beige 20 chain empties on its first lap around the stripes. The three linked red 10s follow, then the single red 10, which parks at 6. Column four reveals a maroon 10 linked to the gray 40 and beige 40; that chain parks once as gray 0, beige 0 and maroon 10 and clears on its re-send, before pink 50, beige 50 and the rose bobbins go out.
- Danger Zone
- Storage reaches four of five slots several times but never fills, first right after the opening when the gray 40, beige 40 and maroon 10 chain parks beside the red 6. Re-send each linked group as soon as it lands, before taking new supply.
- Unique Mechanics
- Linked bobbins of two to four colors travel and park together. Columns one and four are '?' stacks that reveal one bobbin at a time. The silver bead hearts are metal knit that only the striped metal 30 removes.
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 912
- Most of the supply is linked: a linked chain of four gray and beige 20s, a linked chain of three red 10s and later gray, beige and white chains. A chain boards the track as one unit, so count free places for every bobbin in it before sending.
- The silver bead hearts sit in the middle of each earcup. The striped metal 30 from column two can only take the beads facing the track, so expect it to park and come back several times while the pink cups are peeled away.
- Columns one and four are '?' stacks that reveal one bobbin at a time. Clear the visible columns two and three steadily so the next hidden color shows before the track fills.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 912 — Full Solution
- Send the linked chain of four across the top row first: gray 20, beige 20, gray 20 and beige 20. It boards as one unit, strips the outer stripes of the backdrop and empties on its first lap.
- Send the three linked red 10s for the red strip across the top of the picture, then the single red 10 from column four. The single one parks in storage with 6 left; leave it there until the red shading on the band and cups faces the track.
- Column four's '?' turns into a maroon 10 linked to the gray 40 and beige 40. Send this linked chain of three for the inner stripes and the beige panel inside the headband arch. It comes back once as gray 0, beige 0 and maroon 10 and, with the red 6, fills four storage slots; re-send it straight away and it clears.
- Columns one to four now show pink 50, beige 50, rose 40 and rose 50. Send pink 50 onto the pink headband and the outer cups, beige 50 into the arch, and the rose bobbins onto the rose band along the bottom; the rose 50 is followed by a dark maroon 30 in column four.
- Send the striped metal 30 from column two onto the silver bead hearts. It comes back with most of its count because most beads are still enclosed by pink stitches; keep it in storage and re-send it each time the cups thin. It needs several trips and is done once both hearts are gone.
- Send the pink 50 in column four, which is linked to a bobbin lower in column three, and the linked maroon 40 and dark red 30 pair from columns one and two. Both pairs park at times; re-send them as more red and maroon shading opens on the cups.
- Re-send the parked red 10 and the red 10 pairs on the red cup shading, and send the white 10s from columns one and four for the white highlights on the band and cups. A rose 2 can sit in storage for a long stretch; re-send the linked red 8 and maroon 0 pair before new linked pairs, because storage reaches four pieces several times in this level.
- Work the beige 50s from columns two and three through the remaining arch panel. Beige leftovers return to storage with plenty left and go back out as soon as more beige faces the track.
- Late in the level columns two to four show a linked gray 40, beige 50 and white 10. Send it only when three places are free. It comes back as three pieces beside the rose 2, four slots in all while the track still has places free, so re-send it as soon as it lands.
- Finish the dark maroon and maroon 10s on the darkest cup edges, then the last supply bobbins: beige 50 from column two, red 10 from column four and the red 40 that the final '?' in column four reveals.
- Red and pink leftovers with 1 or 2 stitches keep looping while a beige leftover waits in storage. Re-send the beige for the last arch stitches, and finish with the parked red 2, the final send of the level.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Red, Maroon, Beige, Gray, White, Silver
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the gray 40, beige 50 and white 10 chain with fewer than three places free; the chain needs a place for each bobbin and parks three pieces at once when it returns.
- Expecting pink or red bobbins to pull the silver bead hearts; only the striped metal 30 removes them, and sending it before the cups thin just parks it again.
- Leaving the single red 10, the rose leftovers and the parked red and maroon pair in storage while new chains arrive; storage holds four pieces at several points, and one more linked group would fill it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What removes the silver hearts on the headphones in Yarn Loop Level 912?
The striped metal 30 in column two. The hearts are bead stitches that ordinary colors cannot pull. The metal bobbin takes only the beads facing the track, so it parks and gets re-sent several times while the pink earcups are cleared around them.
Why does a whole row of bobbins go onto the track at once in Level 912?
They are linked. The opening gray and beige 20s, the three red 10s, the gray 40 with beige 40 and maroon 10, and the late gray 40 with beige 50 and white 10 each travel and park as one unit.
Why is storage filling up in Level 912?
Linked groups park as several pieces at once. The opening gray, beige and maroon chain, the red and maroon pair and the late gray, beige and white chain each take two or three slots next to small leftovers like a rose 2. Re-send a linked group as soon as it lands instead of taking new supply first.