Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 932 Walkthrough
Two dancers, one in a red dress and one in purple and black, among yellow sparkles; a blue curtain with a 50 counter hides their heads until enough dark purple stitches are removed.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- Two dancers fill the frame: one in a red dress with a pink raised hand on the right, one in purple with black and dark purple shading, legs stretched toward the lower corners, with yellow sparkles around them. A blue curtain with a hanging counter marked 50 covers the upper left, where their heads are. Four supply columns show red 20, peach 20, purple 20 and dark purple 30 on top, with a row of '?' bobbins beneath and a dark purple 20 and salmon 20 visible in the third row; storage and track start empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the red dress, the purple and black outfit and legs, the peach, beige and gray leg stitches and the yellow sparkles, then the brown hair and pink faces that appear once the curtain lifts.
- Opening Moves
- Dark purple 30 from column four (revealing dark red 20 over salmon 20), red 20 and black 20 from column one, then the dark red 20, salmon 20, purple 20, beige 20 and yellow 10 that come up column four. The dark red 20 parks with its full count.
- Danger Zone
- Pressure is low. The dark red 20 is the only long-term occupant, parked from the opening until the curtain lifts. Storage peaks at three pieces: the dark red 20 with a salmon 14 and a dark purple 8. The track is full at moments, so re-send short leftovers promptly.
- Unique Mechanics
- A blue curtain with a counter starting at 50 covers the dancers' heads. Only dark purple stitches lower it: the dark purple 30 takes it to 20 and the dark purple 20 from column three takes it to zero, when the curtain lifts. Most supply bobbins start hidden as '?' and reveal their color at the front.
Storage: the five slots where returning bobbins park until their color is reachable again.
Quick Tips for Level 932
- The counter on the blue curtain only drops when dark purple stitches are removed. Send the dark purple 30 early and the dark purple 20 from column three as soon as it reaches the front; other colors do not move it.
- The second-row bobbins start as '?' and only show their color at the front, so plan one send at a time instead of counting on a color you cannot see yet.
- A dark red 20 has nothing to pull until the curtain opens. When it parks in storage with its full 20, leave it there; re-send it right after the brown 20 and bronze 10 once the curtain lifts.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 932 — Full Solution
- Send the dark purple 30 from the top of column four first. The blue curtain over the dancers' heads carries a counter of 50 that drops only for dark purple stitches, so this send works the dark purple shading on the legs and takes the counter toward 20. Column four then reveals a dark red 20 with a salmon 20 under it.
- Send the red 20 from column one for the red dress on the right, then the black 20 that surfaces under it for the black legs and shading. Neither moves the curtain counter; it keeps falling only while the dark purple 30 pulls stitches.
- Send the dark red 20 from column four next. Its stitches are on the upper dress behind the curtain, so it comes back to storage with all 20 left; leave it parked until the curtain is gone. Then send the salmon 20 under it for the pink hand at the top right and the pink highlights.
- Keep feeding column four: the purple 20 for the purple outfit, the beige 20 for the pale leg stitches and the yellow 10 for the sparkles. Storage briefly holds three pieces here; re-send the short leftovers as soon as a place opens. The dark purple 30 runs out with the counter at 20.
- Send the peach 20 from column two for the peach arms and legs, then the red 20 and plain gray 20 behind it for the dress and gray leg stitches, then column four's red 20 and black 20 and column three's purple 20. They clear large parts of the dress and outfit, yet the counter stays at 20 because none of them is dark purple.
- Column three now shows a beige 20; send it, and the dark purple 20 that follows it to the front of column three. Send that dark purple 20 at once: it pulls the counter from 20 to zero and the curtain lifts, showing brown hair and pink faces. Send the red 20 from column two while it works.
- Once the curtain lifts, send the brown 20 and bronze 10 that have waited at the front of column one for the hair, then re-send the parked dark red 20, which now has the upper dress to pull. Column one reveals a yellow 20 for the sparkles.
- Send the yellow 20 and the black 20 under it from column one, then the salmon 10 that follows, the purple 10 from column four and the dark red 10 from column three for the remaining dress and outfit shading. Short dark red and salmon leftovers may park one at a time; re-send them while their color still shows.
- Column three next shows a red 20 and then a plain gray 10. Send the red 20, then the gray 10 for the last gray leg stitches, followed by the peach 10, beige 20 and salmon 10 that come up column three for the faces, the beige leg and the pink highlights.
- Send the dark purple 20 from column one for the last dark purple shading on the legs, then the brown 20 under it for the hair. From column two send the peach 10, brown 30, red 20, purple 20 and yellow 10 as each reaches the front; short leftovers park briefly and go straight back out.
- Supply ends with a beige 10 in column one, black 20 in column two, brown 20 in column three and beige 20 in column four. Send the black 20, then the beige 20 and the brown 20 for the last hair stitches, and finish with the beige 10; a brown bobbin takes the final stitch.
Colors in this level:
Red, Dark red, Purple, Dark purple, Black, Peach, Salmon, Beige, Brown, Bronze, Yellow, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Re-sending the dark red 20 before the curtain lifts. Its dress stitches are under the curtain, so it just comes back with the same count.
- Expecting any send to lower the curtain counter. Only dark purple stitches count, so leaving column three's dark purple 20 in supply keeps the curtain down while red, peach and black bobbins clear the lower half.
- Assuming a '?' bobbin is the color you need next. The hidden bobbins only show their color at the front, and column one's reveals range from black 20 to yellow 20 and a late dark purple 20.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you open the blue curtain in Yarn Loop Level 932?
The counter only drops when dark purple stitches are removed. Send the dark purple 30 early, which takes it from 50 to 20, and the dark purple 20 from column three as soon as it reaches the front, which takes it to zero; other colors do not move it.
Why does a dark red 20 come back untouched in Level 932?
Its stitches are on the upper dress behind the curtain. Leave it parked in storage and re-send it right after the curtain lifts.
What are the question mark bobbins in Level 932?
They are hidden supply. Each one shows its real color only when it reaches the front of its column, so you cannot plan around them in advance.