Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 929 Walkthrough
An orange cartoon creature in a red cap and scarf, with white gloves and a blue hooked rod, sitting on a heap of blue yarn; the two gold keys in its cap and chest open the locked crates in column two.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- An orange cartoon creature with a red cap, red scarf, white gloves and a pink cheek holds a blue hooked rod and sits on a heap of blue, navy and sky blue yarn; a white and red shape pokes out at the top right. Gold keys are stitched into the cap and the chest. Three supply columns show white 10, sky blue 50 and gray 10 on top, with navy 50 and gray 20 linked to the sky blue 50, and '?' bobbins lower in columns one and three; another '?' sits under the second crate in column two. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the creature's cap, face, scarf, gloves and gray suit, the blue rod and the whole yarn heap, freeing the cap key and the chest key along the way so both locked crates in column two can open.
- Opening Moves
- Gray 10 from column three, then white 10 from column one, then the linked chain of three (navy 50, sky blue 50 and gray 20), which fills the track. Column two's blue 50 follows while the chain is still circling. Re-send the chain when it parks, then send column two's second blue 50 with the white 20 it is linked to; the cap key opens the first locked crate to reveal navy 50, and sky blue 40 from column one goes after that.
- Danger Zone
- Storage fills all five slots once, after the sky blue 40 and navy 50 leave: the opening chain, down to gray 3, parks beside the blue 3 and white 9 pair while the track is not full. Re-send the chain at once. Late on, two parked pairs hold four slots.
- Unique Mechanics
- Two gold keys sit in the picture. When the stitches around a key are pulled, it flies to a chained crate in column two and opens it: the cap key releases navy 50, the chest key releases orange 30. Many bobbins are linked: the opening chain of three (sky blue 50, navy 50 and gray 20), then pairs of blue 50 with white 20, pink 20 with blue 50, orange 40 with red 30, gray 20 with white 10 and navy 50 with sky blue 40. Columns one and three hide '?' bobbins, and another '?' sits under the second crate in column two.
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 929
- The two gold keys are part of the picture. The one in the red cap opens the first chained crate that appears in column two; the one in the chest opens the second crate much later, once the red stitches beside it are pulled.
- The first sky blue 50 in column two is linked to both the navy 50 on its left and the gray 20 on its right. All three board together and fill most of the track, so clear the single gray 10 and white 10 first.
- The gray 20 linked to the white 10 comes back with white at 0 and a little gray left. Keep that pair moving instead of letting it sit beside other leftovers; late in the level two parked pairs already take four slots.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 929 — Full Solution
- Send gray 10 from column three for the gray suit at the bottom of the body, then white 10 from column one for the white gloves and cap trim. Behind them waits a linked chain of three: the sky blue 50 leading column two is tied to the navy 50 under column one and the gray 20 under column three.
- Send the linked sky blue 50, navy 50 and gray 20 together onto the blue yarn heap; with them aboard the track is full. As soon as a place opens, and while the chain is still circling, send the blue 50 at the front of column two for the blue rod and the yarn heap.
- The chain parks beside a gray 5; re-send it. Column two now shows a second blue 50 linked to the white 20 under it. Send that pair together for the blue yarn and the white glove; it comes back with white 9 and a shrinking blue count.
- A chained crate now leads column two. The blue 50 and white 20 pair opens it: its white 20 runs along the top and pulls the white cap trim beside the first gold key, the key flies to the crate, the lock bursts and a navy 50 appears. Then send the sky blue 40 from column one; the '?' under it turns into a gray 30.
- Send navy 50 from column two for the navy shadows in the yarn heap, then the gray 30 and the beige 20 that column one reveals, and the red 30 from column three for the red cap and scarf. Column three's first '?' turns into a second, brighter red 30; send it too. Re-send the chain pieces as they shrink so they stop taking slots.
- Column three's next '?' becomes a sky blue 40 with an orange 40 under it. Send sky blue 40 for the sky blue yarn, then that orange 40 alone for the orange face. Next send the pink 20 in column one together with the blue 50 it is linked to in column two, for the pink cheek and the remaining blue; that pair later parks with blue at 0.
- Column two's orange 40 is linked to the red 30 now leading column three. Send the pair for the orange face and the red scarf; it keeps coming back smaller and ends parked as orange 0 with red 2. Then send maroon 20 from column one for the dark cap shading and the red 20 from column three.
- Send column one's gray 20 with the white 10 it is linked to in column two, for the gray suit, the white eyes and the gloves; it comes back with white at 0 and a little gray left. Then send beige 10 for the headband and the gray 30 from column one's last '?'. A second chained crate now sits under the navy 50 in column two.
- Send that navy 50 with the sky blue 40 linked to it from column three; the crate stays shut until the chest key is free. The navy and sky blue pair parks with navy at 0 and sky blue 27 and stays parked for a long stretch.
- Late in the level two parked pairs hold four slots at a time; keep cycling them. The orange and red pair stays at red 2 and does not touch the chest. Then send the bright red 20 that column three's '?' reveals: it pulls the red stitches beside the chest key, the key flies to the crate and the second crate opens to an orange 30 in column two.
- Send orange 30 for the last orange patch, then the blue 50 from column three and the gray 10 revealed from the '?' under the crate. Finally send navy 40 from column one together with the re-sent navy and sky blue pair; they run down on the last blue fragments of the yarn heap and take the final stitches.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Red, Maroon, Pink, White, Gray, Beige, Blue, Navy, Sky blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending the linked sky blue 50, navy 50 and gray 20 first, which fills the track before the cheaper gray 10 and white 10 have opened the suit and gloves.
- Waiting on a chained crate in column two without pulling the stitches around the matching gold key; the lock only opens when that key is freed from the picture.
- Letting the gray and white pair, the orange and red pair and the navy and sky blue pair sit in storage together; any two of them already take four of the five slots.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you open the locked crates in Yarn Loop Level 929?
Pull the stitches around the gold keys in the picture. The key in the red cap opens the first chained crate in column two and gives a navy 50; the key in the chest opens the second crate and gives an orange 30.
Why do three bobbins board together at the start of Level 929?
The sky blue 50 at the top of column two is linked to the navy 50 on its left and the gray 20 on its right. They travel as one chain and park together, first as navy 15, sky blue 23 and gray 14.
Why is the second lock still closed near the end of Level 929?
The chest key is held by bright red stitches beside it. The orange and red pair cannot clear them; send the last red 20 from column three, which pulls those stitches and frees the key, and the crate opens to an orange 30.