Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 928 Walkthrough
A cyan and blue statue with a spiked crown raising a torch against a starry navy and purple sky, including the yellow and orange flame, the silver bead rows on the torch cup and the beige star centers.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A cyan and blue statue with a spiked crown rises from the lower right, its raised arm holding a torch at the upper left. The torch has a yellow and orange flame over a cup ringed with silver beads, and the background is a navy and purple sky dotted with blue star shapes with beige centers. Four supply columns show yellow 10, blue 50, orange 10 and cyan 30 on top; beige 10 is linked to a blue 50 and navy 40 to a cyan 30, and a gray 10 sits in the third row of column one. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the starry sky, the cyan robe, crown and raised arm, the yellow and orange flame, the beige star centers and the silver bead rows around the torch cup.
- Opening Moves
- Cyan 30 from column four, orange 10 from column three, the purple 40 that rises in column four, then blue 50 from column two. Cyan 30 and orange 10 come back early with most of their count; re-send both. Then the linked navy 40 and cyan 30 fill the track, and the second orange 10 from column three follows right after them.
- Danger Zone
- Storage fills all five slots twice, and neither time is the track full. In the middle it holds metal 5, orange 7, yellow 4 and the navy 0 and cyan 26 pair while two track places are free. Re-send leftovers before taking new supply.
- Unique Mechanics
- The silver beads around the torch cup are metal knit that only the metal bobbins remove. Many bobbins are linked and board and park together: beige 10 with blue 50 and navy 40 with cyan 30 at the start, then the gray 10 on top of column four with the blue 20 in column three, a navy 40 in column two with a blue 50 in column one, and two chains of three: blue 10 with navy 40 and purple 40, and cyan 30 with blue 20 and navy 40.
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 928
- The silver beads around the torch cup only come off with the metal bobbins. The first are the gray 10 and the metal 20 below it in column one, under yellow 10 and beige 10, and more gray 10s and 20s surface later.
- Orange 10 and yellow 10 open the flame quickly, but the stalk of the flame sits behind the bead rows. Expect an orange bobbin to wait in storage with most of its count until the beads below it thin.
- Beige 10 in column one is linked to the blue 50 in column two. The beige half only has the small star centers to pull, so the pair can end up parked as beige 2 and blue 0 for a long stretch; plan around those two slots.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 928 — Full Solution
- Send cyan 30 from column four for the bright cyan robe at the lower right, then orange 10 from column three for the flame on top of the torch, then the purple 40 that rises in column four for the purple bands of the sky. Beige 10 in column one is linked to column two's lower blue 50, and navy 40 to column four's lower cyan 30.
- Send blue 50 from column two on the blue folds of the arm and robe. Cyan 30 comes back first with most of its count, and orange 10 right after it almost untouched because the flame stalk is hidden behind the bead rows; re-send both. Then send the linked navy 40 and cyan 30 from columns three and four together; with the pair aboard the track is full.
- Right after the linked pair, send the second orange 10 from column three for the flame. Then send the purple 40 that rises in column three for the sky, and yellow 10 from column one for the yellow flame tips.
- Send the royal blue 30 from column two for the darker blue on the crown spikes and face. Small blue and orange pieces park; re-send them as soon as their color shows on the outside of the picture.
- Send the linked beige 10 and blue 50 when both reach the front. Blue 50 works the arm and sky edge while beige takes the pale centers of the blue star shapes. The pair returns first as beige 8 and blue 8; re-send it as more stars open.
- Send the gray 10 from column one and every gray 10 and 20 that surfaces afterward onto the silver bead rows. They are the only bobbins that remove the beads, and they peel the rows from the left side of the torch cup inward. The gray 10 on top of column four is linked to the blue 20 in column three, so those two board together.
- With orange 7, yellow 4 and an untouched metal 10 parked in storage, send the blue 20 in column one, then the blue 50 under it together with the navy 40 it is linked to in column two, plus the cyan 30s, for the robe and the raised arm. Re-send orange 7 and yellow 4 whenever the flame stalk shows between the beads.
- The linked beige and blue pair settles as beige 2 and blue 0 and holds two storage slots for most of the rest of the level. Storage fills all five slots twice here, both times with free places still on the track; re-send smaller leftovers before taking new supply.
- Send the chain of three, blue 10 with navy 40 and purple 40, and later the chain of cyan 30 with blue 20 and navy 40, for the dark sky around the statue, plus the cyan 40s and blue 40s for the last robe folds. Re-send the beige 2 and blue 0 pair once the final star centers are uncovered; it parks once more and clears on the following send.
- Supply ends with a cyan 20, a navy 30 and a purple 40. Small cyan pieces park only for a moment; re-send them at once, then send cyan 20, navy 30 and purple 40 for the last cyan stripes and the dark sky around the arm.
- The last blue, navy, purple and cyan bobbins run down on the thin strip of the arm that remains. Re-send any piece that parks for a moment, and a cyan 1 takes the final cyan pixel.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Blue, Navy, Purple, Yellow, Orange, Beige, Silver
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending plain blue, cyan or orange bobbins at the torch cup and expecting the silver beads to go; only the metal bobbins remove them.
- Sending the linked beige 10 and blue 50 before the star centers are exposed, which leaves beige 2 and blue 0 parked in two storage slots for a long time.
- Taking new supply while metal 5, orange 7 and yellow 4 already sit in storage; one linked pair coming back then fills all five slots, as the navy and cyan pair does in the middle of the level.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you remove the silver beads on the torch in Yarn Loop Level 928?
Use the metal bobbins. The first gray 10 sits in column one under yellow 10 and beige 10, with a metal 20 below it, and more gray 10s and 20s surface later. They peel the bead rows from the left of the torch cup inward; colored bobbins pass over them.
Why does the orange 10 keep coming back to storage in Level 928?
The top of the flame clears fast, but the stalk of the flame is behind the silver bead rows. The orange bobbin can only pull it once the metal bobbins thin the beads, so park it and re-send it later.
Why does the beige 10 and blue 50 pair sit in storage so long in Level 928?
Beige 10 is linked to the blue 50 in column two. Blue empties on the arm and sky while beige only pulls the small star centers, so the pair parks as one unit until the last centers are uncovered.