Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 920 Walkthrough
A white rocket lifts off through a starry night sky past a crescent moon and clouds, trailing rainbow exhaust stripes and a silver bead column; linked chains of three compete for track places and storage throughout.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A white rocket with a red window rises through a black night sky dotted with white, blue and purple stars. A white crescent moon sits upper left, white clouds with peach undersides cross both sides, purple and navy fill the top corners, and rainbow exhaust stripes run down the bottom: yellow, red, rose, orange, beige, white, a silver bead column, green, blue and purple, with dark brown ground at the lower right. Four supply columns show yellow 20, olive 20, dark purple 10 and beige 20 on top; storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the black night sky with its moon, clouds and stars, the purple and navy corners, every exhaust stripe including the silver bead column, the brown ground and finally the white rocket and its outline.
- Opening Moves
- Yellow 20 and brown 20 from column one, beige 20 from column four (returns with 17), dark purple 10 from column three, re-send beige 17, then white 30 and black 50 from column four (black parks once as 19) and navy 20 from column three. White 17 is re-sent from storage before the metal 20 and olive 10 in column four.
- Danger Zone
- The first time the black, red and white chain parks as black 0, red 6 and white 0, the olive 10 and blue 9 are already waiting, so all five storage slots fill and storage turns red while the track has free places. Re-send small leftovers before sending another chain.
- Unique Mechanics
- Link bars join bobbins across columns and down a column into chains of two or three, which board, return and park together even when some members read 0. The silver bead column is metal knit that only the striped metal bobbins remove.
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 920
- Count the link bars before you send a linked chain. Black 30, red 10 and white 20 board together and need three free places on the track at once.
- The silver bead column beside the white exhaust only drops to the striped metal bobbins, so a metal 20 parked in storage is not a mistake; re-send it as more beads open.
- The maroon 30, navy 10 and purple 10 chain from column one spends much of the second half in storage at 0, 0 and a small purple count. Keep the other two storage slots free for short returns.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 920 — Full Solution
- Send yellow 20 from column one for the yellow stripe at the lower left, then brown 20 from the same column for the dark ground at the lower right.
- Send beige 20 from column four and dark purple 10 from column three. Beige comes back with 17 and parks in storage; re-send it as soon as a place opens, before the next sends from column four; dark purple takes the purple sky corner and stars.
- Send white 30 and then black 50 from column four, then navy 20 from column three. White works the moon, clouds and rocket edge, black 50 eats the night sky, and navy clears the upper right corner. Black 50 parks once as black 19; re-send it straight away.
- White 30 returns with 17; re-send it from storage while black 50 is still circling. Then send olive 10 from column four and the yellow 20 that surfaces in column three for the rest of the yellow and olive pixels.
- Column four now shows a striped metal 20. Send it onto the silver bead column to the right of the white exhaust; it comes back with 17 and keeps returning with fewer as the rows above open up, so keep re-sending it rather than leaving it in storage.
- Blue 10 from column three goes into storage early and sits there while the blue exhaust stripe is still covered. Send olive 20, white 40 and green 10 from column two first; white 40 works the white exhaust stripe and clouds and green works the green stripe.
- Red 10 now reaches the top of column two, linked to black 30 in column one and white 20 in column three. Send the three as one chain only when three track places are free; with it aboard the track is full. It comes back with only its red still live, taking three storage slots.
- With the chain parked beside the olive and blue leftovers, all five storage slots are full and storage turns red. Re-send the blue 9 and olive 10 first, then the chain as soon as three places open so the red exhaust stripe and rocket window drop.
- Column two's red 20 is linked to the metal 10 in column one. Send the pair; it parks as red 14 and metal 0, while the black, red and white chain also comes back a little smaller. Re-send the pair and the chain one at a time as places open.
- Column one ends with a vertical chain of maroon 30, navy 10 and purple 10. Send it for the ground and lower purple stripe; it returns as maroon 0, navy 0 and purple 9 and stays in storage while you work the other columns, re-sending it only when three places are free.
- Columns two to four then offer the navy, black and white chain and later the black 50, orange 20 and metal 20 chain. Send each when three places are free; the second parks once with its orange spent but black and metal still live, so re-send it to finish the orange stripe and the last silver beads.
- Supply ends with two white 30s, two black 50s (one linked to a white 30), red 10 and blue 10. Send them for the rocket outline and last specks and re-send the black leftover from storage. Send the maroon, navy and purple chain; it returns once with purple 2, so send it again. A black bobbin takes the final stitches.
Colors in this level:
White, Black, Yellow, Orange, Red, Beige, Green, Blue, Purple, Navy, Brown, Silver
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the black 30, red 10 and white 20 chain while the track has fewer than three free places, which jams the track and forces leftovers into storage.
- Sending the black 30, red 10 and white 20 chain while the olive 10 and blue 9 still wait in storage; when the chain parks beside them, all five slots fill and storage turns red.
- Expecting white or black bobbins to clear the silver bead column; only the striped metal 20s and metal 10 remove it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do three bobbins leave the supply together in Yarn Loop Level 920?
They are joined by link bars. Black 30, red 10 and white 20 travel as one chain, and so do maroon 30, navy 10 and purple 10, so each chain needs three free track places and returns to three storage slots.
How do I clear the silver bead column in Level 920?
Use the striped metal bobbins: the metal 20 from column four, the metal 10 linked to red 20, and the metal 20 at the end of the black 50 and orange 20 chain. Re-send each one as more bead rows are exposed.
Why does the purple chain stay in storage for so long?
Maroon and navy are already at 0, and purple only has a few lower purple pixels to pull until the exhaust stripes thin out. Leave it parked, keep two slots free for short returns, and send it near the end.