Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 934 Walkthrough
A GO GREEN poster with a small tree standing in an open hand: drain the navy and royal blue side bars, strip the silver bead arc over the canopy, and clear the black, green and brown stitches around it.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A poster that reads "GO" in black letters at the top and "GREEN" in green letters at the bottom. Between them a small tree with a green canopy (yellow-green highlight dots) and a brown trunk stands on an open tan-orange and pink hand. An arc of silver beads rings the top of the canopy. Two tall knit bars frame the picture: a navy bar on the left and a royal blue bar on the right, each labeled 150. Five supply columns show black 20, navy 30, blue 30, navy 20 and black 20 on top; the second row reads lime 10, olive 10, black 20, dark green 20 and olive 10, and a striped metal 30 sits in the third row of column three. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Empty the navy bar and the blue bar, unstitch the black GO letters and the outlines, strip the silver bead arc with metal bobbins, clear the hand, the canopy and the GREEN letters, and finish on the brown trunk.
- Opening Moves
- Blue 30 from column three goes first and takes the blue bar from 150 to 120. Navy 30 (column two) and navy 20 (column four) follow and bring the navy bar to 100. The dark green 20 that surfaces in column four goes next, then black 20 from column five, black 20 from column one and the lime 10 under it. Column one then offers navy 20 and navy 30, which take the navy bar down to 50.
- Danger Zone
- The dark green 20 comes back almost untouched and a dark green 10 joins it; the pair holds two slots for most of the level. At the peak four slots are taken (dark green 20, dark green 10, pink 9, olive 9) and storage turns red; re-send short leftovers first.
- Unique Mechanics
- The navy and blue bars are large single-color knit blocks with a stitch counter printed on them; only bobbins of that exact shade lower the number (navy for the left bar, royal blue for the right). The silver bead arc above the canopy is metal knit that only the striped metal 30s remove; they return to storage with small counts and need several re-sends. Supply is taken from the front of each column; there are no hidden '?' bobbins or linked pairs in this level.
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 934
- Each side bar only takes its own shade: navy bobbins lower the left bar, royal blue bobbins lower the right bar. Count them as they surface instead of sending dark blue into the wrong bar.
- The green 20s in columns one to three sit in the second row for most of the level. The GREEN letters only need them once the lime and olive pixels and the hand above have thinned, so spend the early track on the bars, the GO letters and the hand.
- The brown 10 at the front of column four can wait until the very end; the trunk is the last part of the tree to clear.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 934 — Full Solution
- Send the blue 30 from column three first; it lowers the royal blue bar on the right from 150 to 120. Blue bobbins are scarce in this supply, so use every one on that bar.
- Send navy 30 from column two and navy 20 from column four into the navy bar on the left. Together they take it from 150 to 100.
- Column four now shows a dark green 20. Send it before the column-five black 20, but expect it to come back almost full and park in storage; a dark green 10 soon joins it. The two dark greens hold two storage slots for a long stretch, so plan with three free slots, not five. Then send the black 20 from column five for the black GO letters at the top.
- Send black 20 from column one for the GO letters and black outlines, then the lime 10 under it for bright pixels in the GREEN letters. Column one then surfaces navy 20 and navy 30; send both into the navy bar, which drops to 50.
- Send the striped metal 30 from column three onto the bead arc around the top of the canopy. It returns to storage with most of its count; re-send it each time a place opens. A second metal 30 from column three joins it later, and the metal leftovers keep shrinking until the beads are gone.
- Send the next navy 30 into the navy bar to bring it to 20. Its last 20 stitches wait for a later navy 20, so do not hold navy space on the track for it yet.
- Work the hand with the tan-orange 10s from column one and the pink 10s from columns three and five, and the canopy highlights with the olive 10s from columns two and five. Small leftovers such as pink 9 or orange 3 park briefly; re-send them before taking new supply, because the dark green pair already takes two slots.
- Two blue 30s are stacked under the pink 10 in column five. Once that pink 10 leaves, send both blue 30s one after the other; they take the blue bar from 120 to 90 and then to 60. Leave the brown 10 at the front of column four alone for now; the trunk is not needed until the end.
- A navy 20 surfaces in column three. Send it on the navy bar; it takes the last 20 stitches and the left bar disappears. Then send the green 20s from columns one to three for the GREEN letters.
- Once the lighter canopy and letters thin out, re-send the dark green 20 and dark green 10 from storage. They finally have dark green stitches to pull and free their two slots.
- Column two later reveals two blue 30s. Send them one after the other to take the blue bar from 60 to 30 and then to 0. Use the black 20s that surface beside them for the remaining dark outline.
- Finish with the tan-orange 10 from column five on the last hand stitches, then send the brown 10 that has waited at the front of column four. It takes the final trunk stitch.
Colors in this level:
Navy, Blue, Black, Green, Dark green, Lime, Olive, Silver, Orange, Pink, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Holding the track open for the right bar before the blue 30s in columns five and two have surfaced; it stays at 60 for a long time and nothing else can lower it.
- Letting small pink, orange, black and metal leftovers pile up next to the parked dark green pair, which leaves only one free storage slot.
- Expecting black or olive bobbins to clear the silver bead arc; only the striped metal 30s from column three remove those beads.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the navy bar in Yarn Loop Level 934 not empty with the first navy bobbins?
The navy 30s and 20s from columns one, two and four take it from 150 to 20, and the last 20 stitches need one more navy bobbin. That navy 20 only surfaces later in column three, so keep playing the hand and canopy until it appears.
Why do the dark green bobbins keep coming back to storage in Level 934?
Dark green stitches sit under the lighter canopy and the GREEN letters, so the dark green 20 and 10 have almost nothing to pull early. Leave them parked and re-send them once those lighter areas thin out.
What removes the silver beads above the tree in Level 934?
The striped metal 30 bobbins from column three. They return with smaller counts several times, so re-send each metal leftover from storage until the arc is gone.