Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 935 Walkthrough
A purple noodle-bowl poster lettered SEND and NOODS, worked mostly in linked pairs, with mystery '?' chopsticks that show their colors only as the bowl, egg and fishcake clear.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A purple poster with the word SEND on a white plate at the top and NOODS on a white plate at the bottom, both in black letters. Between them sits a bowl of noodle soup: a white bowl with a dark gray rim, a red band and a blue foot, a fried egg with a yellow yolk, a pink swirl fishcake, olive and bright green garnish, and two pale teal chopsticks whose stitches all show '?'. Four supply columns start with purple 50 linked to black 30 (columns one and two) and black 40 linked to purple 50 (columns three and four). The second row is '?', '?', a red 10 linked to the white 40 below column two, and '?'. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the purple background, the black SEND and NOODS letters with their white plates, the white bowl and its gray rim, red band and blue foot, the egg, fishcake and garnish, and the '?' chopsticks, whose real colors only show as they are uncovered.
- Opening Moves
- Send the purple 50 and black 30 pair from columns one and two; purple empties on the background while black waits for the white 40 to open the plates. Column one reveals a white 40 and column two a purple 50; send both. Then send the black 40 and purple 50 pair from columns three and four and the white 30 that surfaces in column four, then the red 10 linked to white 40, which circles with white at 0 for a long stretch.
- Danger Zone
- Storage never fills. The pink 10 parks with its full count mid-level and the gray 0 and olive 10 pair joins it; at the peak those three pieces plus one leftover take four slots, and storage can turn red with only three pieces parked. Take one pair at a time.
- Unique Mechanics
- Most supply bobbins are joined by link bars, often across columns and rows (for example red 10 to white 40, dark gray 40 to olive 10, white 40 to white 30, purple 40 to blue 10, purple 40 to red 10, black 30 to purple 50, white 40 to pink 10, yellow 10 to olive 10). A linked pair takes two track places, parks in two storage slots, and keeps returning as long as one partner still has stitches, even when the other reads 0. Black '?' crates in the supply open into ordinary bobbins when they reach the front. The chopstick stitches are mystery knit marked '?'; they turn red, purple, yellow and other colors only as the layers around them are cleared. A rubber duck on some bobbins is a collectible and does not change play.
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 935
- Count track places in pairs: nearly every send here is two linked bobbins, so a full track arrives after only two or three sends.
- Black '?' crates in the supply open into ordinary bobbins only when they reach the front, often with a link bar to a neighbor, so check what each crate reveals before planning the next pair.
- The single pink 10 has little to pull until the fishcake opens up; let it sit in storage rather than sending it around again and again.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 935 — Full Solution
- Send the purple 50 and black 30 pair from columns one and two first. Purple drains to 0 on the background while black stays at 30 for a lap or two, because the letters are still boxed in by the white plates. The other opening pair is black 40 with purple 50 in columns three and four.
- Column one reveals a white 40 and column two a purple 50. Send the white 40 for the white plates and bowl, then the purple 50 for more background. Once the white 40 opens the plates, the black 30 drains fast; the pair parks briefly with purple at 0 and finishes on the next lap.
- Send the black 40 and purple 50 pair from columns three and four. Purple takes background stitches while black 40 works the outer letters; it comes back with most of its count once, then shrinks fast as the plates open. Then send the white 30 that surfaces in column four for the bowl; column four shows a pink 10 next.
- The red 10 in column three is linked to the white 40 below column two. Send the pair; white empties quickly and it then circles with white at 0 and red dropping only slowly while the red band inside the bowl is still covered. Re-send it whenever it returns rather than parking it. Column three then shows a purple 50; send it for the background.
- Column one shows a gray 20 and then a dark gray 40 linked to the olive 10 in column two. Send the gray 20 on the bowl rim, then the dark gray 40 and olive 10 pair. Dark gray shrinks steadily, but olive stays at 10 because the olive garnish is still buried.
- Send the blue 10 from column one for the bowl foot and the blue rim, then the single pink 10 from column four for the fishcake and the linked white 40 and white 30 from columns three and four. The pink 10 has few stitches to pull early and parks in storage with its full count; leave it there.
- Send column three's purple 50 and column four's black 40, then the purple 40 and blue 10 pair. Follow with column four's gray 10, column two's white 40 and column one's black 40, then the purple 50 and white 40 pair and the purple 40 and red 10 pair; these empty most of the purple background and the white bowl.
- By now the dark gray 40 has run out and the pair parks as gray 0 and olive 10 beside the pink 10. That leaves two free slots; take one pair at a time and re-send small gray, blue and black leftovers quickly so the fourth slot keeps clearing.
- Send the blue 10 from column one, the black 40 from column four and the bright green 10 under it for the garnish on the right of the bowl; a small green leftover parks for a while. Re-send the pink 10 from storage once more of the fishcake is exposed, together with the white 40 from column one and the gray 10 from column two.
- Send the black 30 and purple 50 pair from columns two and three and the white 40 from column three. The pair parks with purple at 0 for a while; re-send it once more of the black letters is open. Re-send the gray and olive pair too: olive finally starts dropping, and the pair parks again a little smaller.
- Send the linked pink 10 and white 40 pair, then the purple 50 and blue 20 pair from columns one and two. As the bowl clears, the '?' chopsticks show red, purple, blue and yellow stitches. Re-send the gray and olive pair, then send column three's gray 10, column one's black 30 and the red 10 under it for the red band, and column four's black 30.
- Supply ends with the yellow 10 and olive 10 pair for the egg yolk and the olive garnish, the white 30 from column two for the egg white and the red 20 for the red chopstick stitches and the red band. Near the end re-send the parked purple and blue pair, then the yellow and olive pair, which takes the final stitches.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Black, White, Gray, Red, Blue, Pink, Yellow, Olive, Green, Teal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending a new linked pair from supply while the pink 10, the gray and olive pair and another leftover already hold four slots; that leaves one free slot, and a returning pair needs two.
- Re-sending the gray and olive pair before the olive garnish is exposed, which only spends two track places for nothing.
- Planning around the teal chopstick color; those stitches are '?' mystery knit and turn out to be red, purple, yellow and other colors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the olive 10 never go down in Yarn Loop Level 935?
It is linked to a dark gray 40, and the olive garnish sits under the bowl rim and egg. The gray half empties first, so the pair parks as gray 0 and olive 10 until the garnish is uncovered late in the level.
What are the question marks on the chopsticks in Level 935?
They are mystery stitches. Their real colors appear only as the stitches around them are removed, and they turn out to be a mix of red, purple, yellow and other colors, so match them with the late red 20 and the small linked leftovers.
Why does the pink 10 sit in storage so long in Level 935?
When it is first sent, little of the pink swirl fishcake is exposed, so it comes back with its full 10 and parks. Leave it there and re-send it after the bright green garnish and the white bowl stitches around the fishcake are cleared; it then drains over several laps.