Yarn Loop level guide
Yarn Loop Level 943 Walkthrough
A white flower with yellow dots and a counter block at its heart stands beside a brown and red wooden stair on a pink and purple background, where matching thread unzips the brown and pink zippers and dark purple drains the two dashed boxes, while several linked chains need storage kept clear.
Verified Board Notes
- Initial Layout Geometry
- A large white flower with gray shading and yellow dots fills the upper middle, with a counter block marked 10 in an orange frame at its heart. A brown and red wooden stair with orange edges stands at the lower left, carrying two vertical brown zippers and one horizontal brown zipper. Two pink zippers cross the top and a third stands at the right, each with a '?' tag. The background is pink, lilac and violet, with dark purple corners at the upper and lower right and dashed boxes marked 30 at the upper left and upper right. Four supply columns show gray 20, dark purple 10, white 20 and red 20 on top; the dark purple 10 is linked to the violet 20 under column three. Storage has five empty slots and the track is empty.
- Goal / Target Area
- Clear the pink, lilac and violet background, the brown, red, tan and orange stair with its zippers, the pink zippers, the white and gray petals with their yellow dots, the center counter block and the dark purple corners, and empty both dashed boxes.
- Opening Moves
- Column three's white 20 first, then column two's dark purple 10 with the violet 20 linked to it; dark purple empties at once while white parks at 20. Column three's dark purple 20 and column two's brown 20 follow, then column one's gray 20, which parks, and orange 20.
- Danger Zone
- Late in the level storage fills all five slots: orange 9, violet 8 and the gray 18, white 20 and brown 4 chain, and storage turns red while the track still has three free places. Re-send the short orange and violet leftovers before anything new.
- Unique Mechanics
- Brown and pink zippers with '?' tags shorten from their far end as matching thread passes and vanish once pulled. Two dashed boxes marked 30 take dark purple thread. The block marked 10 in the flower's center counts down as yellow and orange thread pass it. Linked pairs include dark purple 10 and violet 20, lilac 30 and pink 50, red 20 and lilac 30, and yellow 10 and orange 10; two linked chains of three are red 10, violet 20 and white 20, and gray 20, white 20 and brown 20.
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 943
- Column one's gray 20 has almost nothing to pull while white petals cover the gray shading: it parks at 20, and later re-sends take off only a stitch or two until the petals open. Leave it there and keep the other slots for short returns.
- The dashed boxes marked 30 at the top corners soak up dark purple thread. Every dark purple bobbin lowers them, and column two's last dark purple 20 finishes the upper left box.
- The red, violet and white linked chain of three keeps coming back while the supply tops are gray and white. Re-send that chain from storage instead of taking new supply bobbins with nothing to pull.
How to Solve Yarn Loop Level 943 — Full Solution
- Send column three's white 20, then column two's dark purple 10 with the violet 20 linked under column three. Dark purple empties at once and the dashed box at the upper right starts to count down, while white comes back at 20 and parks until more white petals are exposed.
- Send the dark purple 20 that surfaces in column three onto the dark purple corner, then column two's brown 20 onto the brown zippers of the stair. Brown comes back with a few stitches left; re-send it as the zippers shorten.
- Send column one's gray 20 and orange 20. Gray parks at 20 because white petals still cover the gray shading, and later re-sends barely move it; leave it in storage. Then send the lilac 30 now on top of column one with the pink 50 linked to it in column two, for the lilac and pink background and the pink zippers.
- Send column four's red 20 for the red side of the stair, then its tan 10. Column three's red 20 is linked to the lilac 30 that surfaces in column four; send that pair when two places are free. It comes back as lilac 0 with a small red count; re-send it each time.
- Column three's yellow 10s are linked to orange 10s in column two. Send each pair for the yellow dots, the orange frame and the stair's orange edge. Meanwhile the counter block marked 10 in the flower's center counts down as yellow and orange thread pass it.
- Feed the pink 30s and pink 40s onto the pink zippers at the top and right and the pink background. Brown, tan, violet and lilac leftovers come back small; re-send them between pink sends rather than opening new columns.
- Column two's red 10 is linked to column three's violet 20 and column four's white 20, a linked chain of three. Send it with three free places. It returns for a long stretch with small counts; re-send it from storage while the supply tops are only gray and white bobbins with little to pull.
- While the chain cycles, send column three's orange 20 and column four's gray 10 for the stair edge and the gray petals. Column four then shows a dark purple and white pair and column three a violet and brown pair; send each when two places are free.
- The gray 20, white 20 and brown 20 across the top of columns one to three are a linked chain of three. Send it with three free places onto the petals. It parks with gray and white barely moved and fills storage (see Danger Zone), then parks again once brown is used up; leave it until the petals around the center are exposed.
- Send column four's lilac 20 and column one's red 10 and pink 40 for the last lilac, red and pink patches. Late in the level storage fills all five slots (see Danger Zone); re-send the orange and violet leftovers first, then the parked chain.
- Re-send the gray, white and brown chain as the petals open; it comes back smaller each time. Then send column four's yellow 20 onto the yellow dots and the center block, which disappears once its counter reaches zero.
- Supply ends with column two's dark purple 20. Send it last: it empties the dashed box at the upper left and takes the final dark purple stitches at the upper right.
Colors in this level:
White, Gray, Yellow, Orange, Pink, Lilac, Violet, Dark purple, Red, Brown, Tan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Re-sending the gray 20 while white petals still cover the gray shading; it pulls a stitch or two at most and only cycles back to storage.
- Taking new gray and white supply bobbins while the red, violet and white chain is parked; they have little to pull and fill storage around the chain.
- Sending a linked chain of three with fewer than three free places on the track; the whole chain has to board together.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dashed boxes marked 30 in Yarn Loop Level 943?
They take dark purple thread. Each dark purple bobbin that passes lowers the number; the upper right box empties mid-level and column two's last dark purple 20 empties the upper left one.
Why does column one's gray 20 barely shrink in Level 943?
The gray shading sits under white petals at first, so gray takes only a stitch or two per lap and stays near 20. Clear white petals and yellow dots first; then it shrinks.
How do I clear the brown zippers on the stair in Level 943?
Send brown bobbins. Each zipper shortens from its far end as brown thread passes and disappears with its tag once the last brown stitch is gone; the pink zippers work the same way with pink.