Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 919 Walkthrough
A cheerful orange hero in a blue suit, red cape and raised yellow fist against a cyan sky; the sky holds a white cloud counter at the upper left and a locked curtain at the upper right that opens only near the end.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A smiling orange hero with big eyes and dark brows wears a blue suit with a yellow and red emblem, a yellow belt and a red cape, raising a yellow fist on the right. The background is cyan sky with a white cloud marked 30 at the upper left and a blue curtain with a gold lock marked 120 at the upper right. Three supply columns show cyan 50, orange 50 and white 40 on top; storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the cyan sky, the orange face and body, the blue suit, the emblem, belt and fist, the red and dark red cape, the white cloud and, after the curtain opens, the cyan and white area hidden behind it.
- Opening Moves
- Cyan 50, blue 50 and red 50 from column one in that order, then the white 40 from column three onto the cloud. Orange 50 and dark red 50 from column two follow; blue, red and orange leftovers park briefly in storage.
- Danger Zone
- Near the end storage fills completely, white 40, white 9, orange 25, brown 3 and a blue, and turns red while the track still has a free place: the last white is behind the curtain. Re-send colored leftovers one at a time and take nothing from supply until it opens.
- Unique Mechanics
- The white cloud at the upper left carries a counter that drops only as white thread passes it. The curtain at the upper right has a lock counter starting at 120 that runs down over the level; when it opens it reveals more cyan sky and a white block marked 40.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again.
Quick Tips for Level 919
- Open with column one's cyan 50. The sky is the largest open color and cyan bobbins clear it fast, which keeps the track free for the 50s that follow.
- The white cloud at the upper left carries a number that drops as white thread passes it. Feed the white 40 early so that cloud is gone before the late white bobbins arrive.
- The curtain lock counts down slowly across the whole level and opens near the end. White bobbins that arrive late have little to pull until it opens, so expect them to wait in storage.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 919 — Full Solution
- Send cyan 50 from column one onto the sky; it moves through the open cyan quickly. There are just three supply columns, and blue 50 and red 50 sit under that cyan in column one.
- Send blue 50 and then red 50 from column one for the blue suit and the red cape. Column one then shows brown 40 over a second cyan 50; keep the cyan coming on the sky while the 50s work.
- Send the white 40 from column three onto the cloud at the upper left. The number on the cloud drops as white passes; the cloud keeps soaking up white until its counter runs out, so a white leftover may park in storage briefly.
- Send orange 50 from column two on the hero's orange face and body, then the dark red 50 for the dark red shadows on the cape and lower suit. Early leftovers such as a blue 39 and a red 12 park in storage; re-send each as its color opens at the edge.
- Column two's blue 30 and the blue 30s that follow go onto the suit as it opens. The black 10 at the front of column three can wait a long time; send it once the eyes and brows sit near the track, since a black 10 has very little to pull.
- Send the brown 40 from column one for the brows and the brown hand details, then the yellow 40s for the belt, the emblem and the raised fist. Brown and yellow come back with partial counts several times; re-send them while orange and blue keep the track busy.
- An orange leftover parks in storage and stays for a long stretch while the face is still covered by other colors. Keep the other four slots rotating and bring the orange back once large orange areas sit near the track.
- Feed the orange 50s, the blue 40s and the red 40 as they surface, and keep cyan moving on the sky around the hero. Meanwhile the curtain lock in the upper right keeps counting down from 120.
- Near the end storage fills all five slots and turns red because the last white stitches are behind the curtain; a white 40 and a white 9 wait in storage. The track still has one free place; re-send the colored leftovers one at a time and take nothing from supply, not even the white 30, until the curtain opens.
- When the lock reaches zero the curtain opens, showing more cyan sky and a white block marked 40. Now re-send the two whites from storage, then the white 30 from column two and the dark red 10 from column three, and finish the sky with the last cyan 40.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Orange, Blue, Red, Dark red, Yellow, White, Brown, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending white bobbins late in the level before the curtain opens; their stitches are hidden behind it, so they just come back to storage.
- Letting the long-waiting orange leftover and the late whites fill storage together; near the end all five slots fill and storage turns red, leaving no room for another leftover.
- Treating the cloud number as a bobbin count; it only falls when white thread passes the cloud.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you open the curtain in Yarn Loop Level 919?
The gold lock on the curtain starts at 120 and counts down as the level goes on. Keep clearing the hero and sky; it reaches zero near the end and the curtain opens on more cyan sky and a white block marked 40.
What does the number on the white cloud mean in Level 919?
It is how much white the cloud still needs. Each time a white bobbin passes, the number drops, and the cloud disappears once it hits zero. The white 40 from column three does most of that work.
Why do white bobbins pile up in storage near the end of Level 919?
Their remaining stitches are behind the locked curtain. A white 40 and a white 9 wait there until the curtain opens, so keep the other storage slots free for colored leftovers until then.