Yarn Loop Level 930 Walkthrough

How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 930 — Full Solution

1. Send white 20 from column three and salmon 20 from column five first; both work the white and salmon patch in the top-right corner. White comes back to storage with stitches left more than once, so re-send it as the corner opens.
2. Send gray 40 from column four for the gray checker tiles. Column four's crate pushes a beige 20 to the front and drops to 3; send that beige 20 for the beige squares of the lower-right checkerboard and the crate drops to 2. Gray and beige both come back with most of their count; park them and re-send them once the track has two free places.
3. Send olive 20 and then dark red 20 from column three for the olive tile centers and the dark red checkers. Column three then shows a salmon 20 joined by link bars to neighbors in columns two and four, so leave it until those partners reach the front.
4. Send red 50 from column two onto the red splash; column two's crate pushes a cyan 20 forward and drops to 3. Next send the blue 20 from column one for the dark blue edge of the top band, then the cyan 20 onto the cyan band at the top-left; the crate drops to 2. Red 50 keeps returning smaller, so re-send it whenever a place opens.
5. Send the yellow 10 and then the cyan 10 that column four's crate pushes forward. After the cyan 10 leaves, the crate breaks and leaves a black 20 at the front with the blue 20 and green 10 pair behind it. Send that black 20 for the black outlines first, then the pair together: blue takes the dark blue edge and green takes the green strip on the left.
6. A gray leftover is parked in storage and stays there a long time. Send the gray 20 and then the black 20 that column two's crate pushes forward; the crate then breaks and leaves a yellow 20 for the yellow heart panel. Do not re-send the parked gray until red and black have uncovered more gray tiles in the center.
7. Send the black 50 from column one together with its linked pink 20 from column two. Black works the outlines between tiles and pink takes the pink dotted strip on the right edge.
8. Send the linked chain of gray 30, salmon 20 and black 50 across columns two to four. It comes back with small gray and salmon counts; re-send it with the parked gray leftover as soon as the gray tiles in the middle are exposed.
9. Send the white 10 and pink 20 pair first, then the olive 20 and blue 10 pair; the white and pink pair later parks with pink at 0. Next the black 50, cyan 20 and olive 10 chain goes out and comes back beside the pink and white pair, and storage fills completely. Take nothing new from supply; re-send the chain first, since its cyan finishes the zipper band.
10. Work the lower half with the dark red 20s, beige 20s and the yellow bobbin linked to an olive 10. That pair keeps parking with yellow at 0 and a little olive left; re-send it whenever olive pixels are exposed. A separate yellow and gray pair also sits in storage for a while with yellow at 0.
11. Late in the level the red 40, gray 40 and black 50 chain returns with red at 0 and fills storage alongside the parked yellow and olive pair. Keep re-sending the chain; it fills storage once more, then clears, and the dark red and black pair finishes the black outlines.
12. Supply ends with a yellow 30 in column one and a red 40 in column four. Send yellow 30 for the last yellow hearts while the parked units keep cycling, re-send the yellow and olive pair once more, and finish with red 40 on the remaining red splash pixels; it takes the final red stitches.