Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 925 Walkthrough
A stained-glass window of red, dark red, pink, purple, violet and white panes set in navy leading, with silver studs around its frame: strip the studs, let the two crates marked 3 count down and open, and save the linked pink and dark red row for last.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A stained-glass window fills the board: red, dark red, pink, purple, violet and white panes separated by navy leading, with a violet core in the middle and silver studs along the frame edges. Five supply columns show red 30, violet 20, pink 30, white 40 and navy 40 on top, with purple 10, a crate marked 3, a striped metal 40, a second crate marked 3 and pink 20 below; storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the silver studs and outer red, pink and white panes first, then the navy leading and upper red and dark red panes, and finally the violet core and the last pink patches.
- Opening Moves
- Red 30 (column one), pink 30 (column three), the striped metal 40 under it, and navy 40 (column five). Red returns with 16 and parks, the metal empties on the studs in one lap, and white 40 from column four follows.
- Danger Zone
- Purple leftovers park for long stretches: purple 16 through the middle of the level, then purple 20 and purple 10 together near the end while the last linked chain waits in supply. Keep the remaining slots free for short red, white and navy returns.
- Unique Mechanics
- Two crates marked 3 count down and then open on a dark red 30 and a navy 50. Link bars join pairs such as purple 10 and dark red 30, navy 50 and pink 20, pink 20 and white 30, and white 30 and navy 50, plus a final pink 20, dark red 20 and pink 20 chain. The silver studs are metal knit that only the striped metal 40 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 925
- Send the striped metal 40 from column three early. It is the only metal bobbin on the board, and it strips every silver stud around the frame in a single lap.
- The two crates marked 3 in columns two and four count down while you play and then open: column two's holds a dark red 30 and column four's a navy 50. Plan around them rather than waiting for them.
- Purple bobbins sit in storage for long stretches while the violet core is covered. Leave them parked and keep the other three slots for short returns.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 925 — Full Solution
- Send red 30 from column one and pink 30 from column three for the red and pink panes along the edges. Then send the striped metal 40 that surfaces under the pink onto the silver studs around the frame, and navy 40 from column five for the leading.
- Red 30 comes back with 16 and parks in storage, while the metal 40 runs down to 0 on its first lap and takes every stud on the frame. Send white 40 from column four for the large white panes, then re-send red 16 as soon as a place opens.
- Column one's purple 10 is linked to the dark red 30 that appears when column two's crate opens. Send the pair for the small purple and dark red panes near the top once two places are free.
- Column four's crate opens on a navy 50 linked to the pink 20 in column five. Send the pair when two places are free; navy follows the leading lines while pink 20 works the pink panes on the right.
- Send violet 20 from column two and the red 20s and dark red 20s that surface in columns two to four. These take the red and dark red panes across the top half; leave purple leftovers in storage while red is being cleared.
- A purple 16 parks in storage for a long stretch because the violet core in the middle is still covered by white and pink panes. Send the pink 20 linked to white 30 in columns four and five to open that center.
- Send the white 30s and the navy 40 and navy 50 bobbins from the lower rows to strip the remaining white triangles and leading around the core; one white 30 is linked to a navy 50, so that pair needs two free places. Navy 40 is linked to a purple 10 below it; send that pair together when two places are free.
- Now re-send the parked purple bobbins and the purple 20 and purple 10s from supply onto the violet core. Purple 20 and purple 10 still return a few times; keep re-sending them while the purple and white pixels shrink.
- Supply ends with a white 30 and a linked row of pink 20, dark red 20 and pink 20. Send the white 30 for the last white pixels, then hold the chain until only the last pink patches and dark red pixels remain, and send it with three free places; it takes the final stitches.
Colors in this level:
Red, Dark red, Pink, Purple, Violet, White, Navy, Silver
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Holding the metal 40 back; it is the only bobbin that removes the silver studs, and they stay on the frame edges until it has run its lap.
- Sending the pink 20, dark red 20 and pink 20 chain early while the track has fewer than three free places; it needs all three and has little to pull until the end.
- Sending purple bobbins at the violet core before the white and pink panes around it are cleared, which only adds purple leftovers to storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the crates marked 3 do in Yarn Loop Level 925?
They hide a bobbin and count down as you keep playing. Column two's crate opens on a dark red 30 linked to purple 10, and column four's opens on a navy 50 linked to pink 20.
How do I clear the silver studs around the frame in Level 925?
Send the striped metal 40 from column three as soon as it reaches the front. It is the only metal bobbin, and it removes all the studs on the frame edges in one lap around the track.
Why do purple bobbins pile up in storage in Level 925?
The violet core in the middle is covered by white and pink panes, so early purple sends find few exposed stitches. Clear the white triangles and pink panes first, then send the parked purples.