Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 933 Walkthrough
A figure in a gray flowered robe and white apron carrying a platter of golden baked food, framed by a cyan beaded border that comes off first, with two crates marked 3 and several linked pairs and chains in the supply.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A figure in a dark gray robe with olive flowers, a white apron, a red sash, a blue collar, a navy hem and brown shoes carries a platter of golden baked food above one shoulder; black hair tops a pink face. A cyan beaded border rings the whole frame, ending at a yellow tab in the top-left corner. Four supply columns show silver 20, beige 20, cyan 50 and dark red 10 on top, with crates marked 3 under columns one and four; storage and track start empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Unthread the beaded border, then clear the robe and its olive flowers, the apron, sash, collar and hem, the platter of baked food, the face and hair and the brown shoes.
- Opening Moves
- Cyan 50 from column three starts the border. The linked black 30 and dark red 10 follow and park as black 24 with dark red 10, and column four's crate pushes a navy 20 forward. Silver 20 from column one goes next; column one's crate then pushes out a dusty pink 20, a cyan 50 and a cyan 40 before it breaks, and all three are sent. Red 10 from column three and the navy 20 follow, then the cyan 50 column four's crate releases and the brown 10 it leaves as it breaks.
- Danger Zone
- Storage fills all five slots several times, briefly and with track places still free; the first time the black 14 and dark red 8 pair, a beige 14 and the olive 4 and salmon 10 pair take them. Re-send the shortest parked unit first whenever storage fills.
- Unique Mechanics
- A cyan beaded border wraps the frame and unthreads toward a yellow corner tab as cyan bobbins pass. Two crates marked 3 push a new bobbin forward each time their column's front bobbin leaves and break at zero: column one's releases dusty pink 20, cyan 50 and cyan 40, and column four's releases navy 20 and cyan 50 and leaves a brown 10. Linked units are olive 10 with salmon 10, black 30 with dark red 10, a chain of beige 20, brown 20 and gold 20, olive 10 with red 10, a chain of red 10, olive 10 and gold 10, and gold 10 with dark gray 30.
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 933
- The cyan beaded border around the frame unthreads from its far end back toward the yellow tab at the top-left corner. Cyan 50s eat it in long runs, and the picture opens up fastest on the sides the border has already left.
- The crates marked 3 push another bobbin to the front each time the bobbin in front of one is sent, and the number drops; at zero the crate breaks and leaves its last bobbin in place.
- The black 30 and dark red 10 pair is the hardest piece to place: it comes back as black 24 with dark red 10 and spends most of the level in storage as its counts shrink. Count it as a permanent occupant and plan around four slots.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 933 — Full Solution
- Send cyan 50 from column three first; it starts unthreading the beaded border at the lower-left of the frame. Under the top row sit a crate marked 3, an olive 10 linked to the salmon 10 in column one, a black 30 linked to the dark red 10, and a second crate marked 3.
- Send the black 30 and dark red 10 pair from columns three and four for the black hair and dark trim. Column four's crate drops to 2 and pushes a navy 20 forward. Very little is exposed for the pair yet, so it comes back as black 24 with dark red 10. Leave it in storage; it returns again and again with smaller counts as the hair opens.
- Send silver 20 from column one; its crate pushes a dusty pink 20 forward. Send the dusty pink 20, then the cyan 50 and cyan 40 the crate releases before it breaks; both cyans take long runs of beads. Silver comes back untouched at 20 and dusty pink at 8; leave both in storage for a moment.
- Then send red 10 from column three for the sash and the navy 20 from column four for the hem, and re-send the silver and dusty pink from storage. Column four's crate pushes a cyan 50 forward; send it, and when the crate breaks it leaves a brown 10 for the shoes, which goes next.
- Send the beige 20 from column two for the apron, then the salmon 10 and olive 10 pair for the salmon face and the olive flowers on the robe, the peach 10 and silver 20 in column one, and the black 20 and dark gray 20 from column two. Storage fills all five slots here for the first time; re-send the beige and the olive and salmon pair first.
- Send the linked chain of beige 20, brown 20 and gold 20 across columns two to four for the apron, shoes and platter. It parks as beige 8, brown 2 and gold 7, and storage turns red while the track is full; re-send that chain before taking new supply.
- Re-send the black and dark red pair whenever black hair is exposed; it shrinks to black 14 with dark red 8 and keeps getting smaller. An olive 0 and salmon 7 pair also parks for a long stretch; with a chain beside them storage fills completely more than once, so take new supply one bobbin at a time and re-send a parked unit as soon as a slot is needed.
- Send the cyan 50s from column four and then column two as they reach the front; they take the last long runs of beads and the border is gone around the middle of the level. Work the blue collar and the navy hem with the blue 10s and navy 20s as they reach the front. A blue 7 parks for a while; re-send it once the collar edge is open.
- Send the black 20s and gray 20s for the robe, then the linked chain of red 10, olive 10 and gold 10. It returns as red 0, olive 5 and gold 5, and gold drains to 0 over the next laps; re-send it whenever olive flowers or gold food remain.
- Near the end the red 0, olive 3 and gold 0 chain and a blue 2 hold four storage slots; the black and dark red pair has already finished by then. Send the gold 10 linked to the dark gray 30 and re-send the blue 2 so places open for the chain.
- Supply ends with dusty pink 10, peach 10 and black 10. Send them as places open and re-send the chain, which finishes its last olive; the black 10 takes the final hair stitch.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Black, Gray, Silver, Beige, Pink, Salmon, Red, Dark red, Blue, Navy, Olive, Brown, Gold, Peach
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending silver, dusty pink or dark red while the beaded border still rings their side of the picture; they come back with nearly their full count and clog storage.
- Releasing the red, olive and gold chain while only one of its colors has stitches showing, which ties up three storage slots at once.
- Ignoring the crates. Each send from a crate column brings a new bobbin forward, so plan which color you want next before emptying that column.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get rid of the beaded border in Yarn Loop Level 933?
Send the cyan bobbins. The border is cyan beads that unthread from the far end back toward the yellow tab at the top-left; the cyan 50 from column three starts it and the later cyan 50s finish it.
What do the crates marked 3 do in Level 933?
Each send from that column makes the crate push another bobbin to the front and lowers its number; at zero it breaks and leaves its last bobbin. Column one's crate brings out a dusty pink 20, a cyan 50 and a cyan 40, and column four's brings out navy 20 and cyan 50 and leaves a brown 10.
Why does the black and dark red pair never seem to finish in Level 933?
Black 30 is linked to a dark red 10, and the dark red trim is small and opens late. The pair cycles through storage for most of the level, its black count shrinking to 0 while dark red stays at 7 for a long time before finishing late. Re-send it only when dark trim is exposed.