Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 913 Walkthrough
A dripping beige candle on a gray dish against a navy night with white light rays; wear down the lime 500 cover until it lifts off the flame, then clear the flame and the last linked pairs.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A tall beige candle with brown drips stands on a gray dish with a yellow and orange rim against a navy night. White rays dotted with yellow and orange spread behind it, and a lime panel marked 500 covers the top center where the flame is. Three supply columns show dark gray 30, beige 50 and navy 40 on top with gray 20, navy 40 and gray 40 beneath; several lower bobbins are linked. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the navy night and white rays, the beige candle with its brown outline and the gray dish, wear the 500 panel down to zero, then clear the flame it hides.
- Opening Moves
- Dark gray 30 from column one goes out first and returns at 30 into storage. Navy 40, gray 40 and white 40 from column three follow, then beige 50 from column two, which parks at 50 and keeps coming back untouched until well after the flame is revealed; the panel starts falling.
- Danger Zone
- Just after the flame is revealed, the beige, navy and white chain comes back as beige 10, navy 0 and white 0 beside a red 20 and beige 50: all five slots fill and storage turns red. Re-send the chain at once and keep one leftover at most with it.
- Unique Mechanics
- The lime panel counts down with every stitch removed anywhere on the picture and lifts at zero to reveal the flame. Link bars join two or three bobbins in the same or neighboring columns, so linked groups board and park together; the beige 10, navy 50 and white 30 chain across columns one to three needs three free places and comes back as three storage pieces.
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 913
- The lime panel marked 500 hides the flame. Its number drops with every stitch you remove anywhere on the picture, so the fastest way to open it is to keep the big navy, white and gray areas flowing; the beige candle barely faces the track before the panel lifts.
- Many bobbins in the three supply columns are linked, such as yellow 30 over navy 50, black 40 next to gray 30 and a beige 10, navy 50 and white 30 chain across all three columns. A linked pair needs two free places, the chain needs three, and each returns as separate pieces in storage.
- The dark gray 30 that starts column one has nothing to pull until the bottom edge of the gray dish is exposed. Send navy, gray and white first; a dark gray sent too early just comes back at 30 and takes a storage slot.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 913 — Full Solution
- Send the navy 40 from column three first, onto the navy night around the rays. Every stitch it takes also counts down the lime 500 panel over the flame.
- Send the gray 40 and then the white 40 that surface in column three: gray takes the outer gray stitches and white works the white light rays. If the dark gray 30 goes out first, it makes a lap without pulling and parks in storage at 30; re-send it once these sends open the bottom edge and the dish faces the track.
- Send the beige 50 from column two onto the candle body. Very little beige faces the track early, so it comes back untouched at 50 and holds one storage slot for a long stretch; re-send it once the candle edge opens after the flame is revealed, and it then works down steadily.
- Send column two's navy 40 and the navy 50s as they surface. Navy is the largest area, and every navy stitch also counts down the lime 500 panel, which falls fast during the first navy and white rounds.
- Column three's yellow 30 is linked to a navy 50 below it. Send the pair once two places are free: yellow takes the yellow dots on the rays and the dish rim while navy keeps working the night. Small gray and white leftovers of 2 or 3 park briefly in storage; re-send them as rays thin.
- Use the gray 20s on the lighter bands of the dish and re-send the dark gray leftovers there. Keep the brown 10s for the brown candle outline and drips; one brown 10 sits in storage a long while until the outline faces the track.
- Keep navy, white and gray moving until the 500 panel reaches zero and lifts; the beige candle body is still almost whole at that point. Underneath is the flame: an orange and red outer flame with a yellow ring and a black core.
- Once the flame is open, a linked beige 10, navy 50 and white 30 chain tops columns one to three. Send it while storage holds no more than one other piece: it comes back as three pieces and can fill all five slots beside parked pieces. If that happens, re-send the chain at once and keep at most one leftover beside it afterwards.
- Send the red 20 for the red flame tip and the orange bobbins for the outer flame, including the orange links tied to navy and white bobbins. Red first comes back untouched at 20 and shrinks on later sends; re-send it each time more red faces the track.
- Send the black 40 linked to gray 30 for the black core of the flame and the last gray stitches. It returns as black 0 and gray 3 and holds two slots a while; with a brown 2 beside it and the track full, storage turns red again. Take nothing new from supply: let the white and orange pair and brown leftovers drain, then re-send the black and gray pair.
- Finish the supply in order: navy 50 on the last navy night, the red 10 on the last red flame stitches, the yellow 20 for the yellow flame ring, then the final beige 30 from column one on the remaining candle body.
- Let the white and orange linked pair take the last orange stitches while the final beige 30 circles. It pulls the remaining candle stitches down a few at a time, and that final beige pass empties the picture.
Colors in this level:
Navy, White, Yellow, Orange, Red, Beige, Brown, Gray, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening with the dark gray 30 from column one; the gray dish is not exposed yet, so it returns untouched and blocks a storage slot.
- Waiting on the lime 500 panel with small sends; it only lifts after enough stitches are removed, so neglecting the big navy night, white rays and gray dish delays the flame.
- Sending another linked pair while the black 0 and gray 3 pair, a brown 2 and other pieces already fill storage and it has turned red.
- Sending the beige, navy and white chain while two pieces already sit in storage; it returns as three pieces and fills all five slots while the track is full.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get rid of the lime 500 box in Yarn Loop Level 913?
It counts every stitch you remove from the picture. Keep sending navy, white and gray bobbins onto the night, rays and dish; the beige candle stays almost untouched until later. When the number reaches zero the panel lifts and shows the flame underneath.
Why does the dark gray 30 come back full in Level 913?
Its color is the gray dish under the candle, which sits behind the bottom row of navy stitches at the start. Park it and re-send it once the first navy and gray sends open the bottom edge.
What is the best way to handle the linked bobbins in Level 913?
Pairs such as yellow 30 with navy 50 and black 40 with gray 30, and the beige 10, navy 50 and white 30 linked chain of three, board together and park together. Keep enough places free before sending one, and re-send parked links before taking new supply.