Stuck on a Yarn Loop hard level? Bing and Google autocomplete agree on which levels players search for most: 600, 786, 800, 990, 1100, 400, 300, 200 and 30. This guide covers all nine. For each one we matched three or four YouTube walkthroughs, checked their frames to confirm the board, and noted what makes it tricky. Yarn Loop level 600 is the most-searched of the lot. It’s a unicorn board with a Super Hard label, and its top walkthrough has more than 15,000 views.
The good news, according to players: the bobbins come in the same order every time you replay a level. So a video of your board works as a real guide to the order, as long as the picture matches yours.
Table of Contents
Quick answer
- Levels covered: 30, 200, 300, 400, 600, 786, 800, 990 and 1100, with three or four walkthrough videos each (checked October 31, 2026, 20:30 UTC). Each one matched the same picture in every video we checked.
- Match the picture first. Several creators say some levels got harder versions in updates. Before you copy anyone’s order, check that the knitted picture on your screen is the one described below.
- The order is fixed. A Google Play reviewer says the yarn bobbins come in the same order on every attempt, and an App Store reviewer past level 1,000 says the harder levels “have a set path to follow to win”.
- Two levels have no-booster wins on video. Puzzle Play Solutions titles its 786 and 800 walkthroughs “No Boosters”.
- Boosters cost coins. Recent videos show booster buttons priced at 300, 500 and 600 coins. One App Store reviewer says a shuffle costs 500 coins and is sometimes “not available”.
Bobbins pull thread from the edge of the picture that faces the belt. The counter at the belt entrance reads 2/5 and 3/5, and the five rack slots sit above the numbered bobbins. Image: Combo Games
Yarn Loop at a glance
| Detail | Yarn Loop: Knit Puzzle |
|---|---|
| Developer | Combo Games (seller: Combo Yazilim Anonim Sirketi) |
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or later), Android |
| Price | Free, with ads and in-app purchases ($1.99 to $24.99 on the US App Store) |
| App Store (US) | 4.8 from 59,524 ratings; #42 in Apple’s Top Grossing Games feed and #51 in Top Free Games (checked October 31, 2026, 20:29 UTC); 293 MB |
| Google Play | 4.5 from about 29,700 reviews, 1M+ downloads, listed as “#7 top grossing puzzle” |
| On the App Store since | November 21, 2025 |
| Latest version | 1.58.0 on iOS (October 27, 2026); Google Play updated the same day |
| Levels | The store only promises “hundreds of engaging levels”. Walkthroughs on YouTube go up to at least level 2026 (BullCornTV), and autocomplete includes level 1810 |
Two naming notes. Older walkthroughs call the game Yarn Flow, and that’s the same game: the Android package is still com.combo.yarnflow, the in-app coin packs are still named “Yarn Flow”, and Rock Gaming Channel’s “Yarn Flow” videos of levels 200, 300 and 400 show the same boards as the newer “Yarn Loop” videos. A different game, HORUS Entertainment’s “Yarn Loop”, also sits on the App Store, and its levels don’t match this guide.
How Yarn Loop levels work
Combo Games’ App Store listing explains the core rule. Bobbins go onto a conveyor that loops around a knitted picture. Each bobbin collects only stitches of its own color, and its number is its capacity, which counts down with every stitch. A bobbin that reaches zero disappears. One that still has capacity left goes to the rack, and you can use it again later.
Here’s what the store screenshots and walkthrough frames add:
- Edges first. In the store art, bobbins pull thread from the edge of the picture that faces the belt. In the videos, pictures are cleared from the outside in.
- The belt counter. A counter at the belt entrance reads 2/5, 3/5 or 5/5 in the screenshots. In the videos it changes as bobbins go on and come off the belt.
- Five rack slots sit between the belt and the columns of bobbins.
- Mystery bobbins. Black bobbins marked “?” hide their color. They show up on levels 30, 200, 400 and 600.
- Tied bobbins. Two or three bobbins joined by a rope appear on levels 600, 800 and 990. Plan room for all of them.
- Numbered stitch blocks. Some boards add solid blocks with a number on them, like the 20 blocks on level 600 and the 40 bars on level 1100.
- Keys and locks. Levels 300 and 400 have small yellow key icons in the picture and keyhole bobbins in the queue. Combo Games doesn’t explain them in the listing, so we won’t guess at the rule.
Each level’s start screen shows its difficulty: “Hard” or “Super Hard” under the level number. Below, “start screen” means we saw that label in a video frame. “Video titles” means the creators label the level that way.
Yarn Loop hard levels: boards and video walkthroughs
Video ages are as YouTube showed them on October 31, 2026.
| Level | Label | What’s on the board | Video walkthroughs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 | Super Hard (start screen) | A big blue penguin with an orange beak and feet and a white belly. Mystery bobbins in the queue | Popular Gaming (7 months), Dizzy’s games (7 months), Mobile Games Helper (3 weeks) |
| 200 | Super Hard (start screen) | An orange-and-yellow picture with a red-and-white striped block, on a black background dotted with colored crosses and edged with red, yellow and blue stripes. Several mystery bobbins near the front | Dizzy’s games (7 months), Rock Gaming Channel (8 months, as “Yarn Flow”), Chum Game Time (6 months) |
| 300 | Super Hard (video titles) | A brown-and-white cow with a pink nose in front of green leaves, with small yellow key icons in the picture | Dizzy’s games (7 months), Rock Gaming Channel (8 months, as “Yarn Flow”), Wickedhoule Gaming (1 day) |
| 400 | Super Hard (start screen) | A wooden cupboard scene with a blue vase of flowers on the left and a red-and-orange shape at the bottom right. Yellow keys in the picture, keyhole and mystery bobbins in the queue | Dizzy’s games (7 months), Rock Gaming Channel (8 months, as “Yarn Flow”), Chum Game Time (3 months) |
| 600 | Super Hard (start screen) | A unicorn head with a white face and a rainbow mane, small teal pixel hearts, and a column of numbered 20 blocks on the right. Mystery and tied bobbins | Rock Gaming Channel (7 months, 15,000+ views), Dizzy’s games (6 months), Wickedhoule Gaming (3 months) |
| 786 | Hard (start screen) | A red, white and navy figure on a big cyan background, with a black-and-white checkered patch near the bottom | LuneevaPlays (6 months), Puzzle Play Solutions (4 months, “No Boosters”), Wickedhoule Gaming (2 months), Chum Game Time (3 weeks) |
| 800 | Super Hard (video titles) | A patchwork panda face in pink, blue, black and white, with green checkered and yellow patches around it. Tied bobbins in the queue | Dizzy’s games (4 months), Puzzle Play Solutions (4 months, “No Boosters”), Gully (2 weeks), Another L3v3l (4 days) |
| 990 | Super Hard (video titles) | A toy soldier in a red coat with white crossed belts and a tall black hat, next to a green-and-cyan striped flag. Lots of tied bobbins | BullCornTV (7 months), Christina Conti (2 months), Dizzy’s games (1 month), Gully (8 days) |
| 1100 | Super Hard (video titles) | A large salmon-pink figure with a green patch among grey and black blocks. Numbered 40 bars run along the top and bottom (white, pink and cyan), plus three six-color yarn boxes | LuneevaPlays (6 months), Dizzy’s games (1 month), Netjinx Finds (6 days, “NEW Harder October 2026 Update”) |
Netjinx Finds calls its level 1100 and level 900 videos “new harder” versions, and Christina Conti’s 990 title says “updated 8-5-2026”. Even so, the 1100 and 990 pictures in those videos match the older videos. So if an update changed these two levels, it changed the bobbins, not the picture. If your board looks right but your bobbins don’t match a video, try the newest video in the row.
Level-by-level tips
These notes come from the walkthrough frames and show where the pressure points are. For the exact order, follow a video of your board.
Yarn Loop level 600
The unicorn’s rainbow mane mixes many small patches of color, so no single bobbin gets a long run of stitches early. In the frames, the white face and the column of 20 blocks on the right are still on the board well into the run, while the outer pieces go first. In Dizzy’s games’ zoomed-in frame, the teal hearts carry “?” marks, so keep a rack slot free for a surprise near the end.
Yarn Loop level 786
This is the only level on the list labelled Hard rather than Super Hard. The cyan background is the biggest single color. In the frames from all four videos, it’s gone well before the red, white and navy figure. Puzzle Play Solutions finishes without boosters, so try that run before you spend coins.
Yarn Loop level 800
The panda is a patchwork of colors, and several queue bobbins are tied together with rope. In the later frames, parts of the panda face and the green patch are among the last pieces left. Puzzle Play Solutions also beats this one without boosters.
Yarn Loop level 990
The striped flag takes up much of the board, and the queue is full of rope-tied pairs. All four videos show the soldier’s red coat as one of the last areas left. Send tied groups only when the rack has space for every bobbin in the group.
Yarn Loop level 1100
The 40 bars along the top and bottom, plus the three six-color yarn boxes, are what set this board apart. The pink figure is still on the board in the latest frame of every video, so don’t spend your pink bobbins early. If you’re on the newer version Netjinx Finds describes, start with that video.
Yarn Loop levels 30, 200, 300 and 400
Level 30 is many players’ first Super Hard board. Opinions on the early levels split on Google Play: one player calls level 23 “functionally impossible” without paid power-ups, while another says the challenging levels can still be beaten without purchases or ads. The penguin is mostly blue and white, so watch for the orange beak and feet: they’re small targets that can leave a bobbin with capacity to spare. On level 200, the mystery bobbins sit near the front, so the first few moves reveal a lot. One App Store reviewer says this level, “marked super hard”, took about 15 attempts. Levels 300 and 400 add the key icons. Another reviewer says 300 is where the difficulty “wall” starts.
Two Halloween spiral boards from Combo Games' current store art. Each number is a bobbin's capacity: how many stitches it can still collect. Image: Combo Games
A solving order that works on any board
- Find the colors on the edge of the picture. Only those bobbins have stitches to collect right away.
- Treat the five rack slots as your margin. Every bobbin that comes back with capacity left takes a slot.
- Don’t send two bobbins of one color unless there’s plenty of that color exposed. They split the same stitches, and both come back to the rack.
- Use your fails. The order is the same each time, so note where the mystery and tied bobbins are and plan around them on the next try.
Coins, lives and boosters
| Item | What we found |
|---|---|
| Lives | 5. The home screen in the videos shows a heart with 5 and “FULL” |
| Booster prices | Recent videos show three booster buttons labelled 300, 500 and 600 coins |
| Shuffle | 500 coins and sometimes “not available”, says one App Store reviewer |
| Extra bobbin | One App Store reviewer says some levels needed the 100-coin “+1 bobbin” to win |
| Coin packs | Ten packs from $1.99 to $24.99 on the US App Store (checked October 31, 2026) |
Reviewers are split on spending. One says some Super Hard boards “you must spend money to pass”, while the Puzzle Play Solutions videos win 786 and 800 without boosters.
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FAQ
How do I beat Yarn Loop level 600?
Match the unicorn picture first, then follow one of the walkthroughs in the table. Rock Gaming Channel’s is the most watched. Clear the outer pieces and the rainbow edges first, and keep a rack slot free for the end.
Are there Yarn Loop cheats?
There are no cheat codes in the game. Your options are boosters bought with coins, replays (the bobbin order doesn’t change), and a video of your exact board. We don’t link modded apps. They break the game’s terms and can carry malware.
Is Yarn Loop the same as Yarn Flow?
Yes. Older walkthroughs use the Yarn Flow name and show the same boards (see the naming notes above). HORUS Entertainment’s “Yarn Loop” is a different game.
How many levels does Yarn Loop have?
Combo Games only says “hundreds”. Walkthroughs on YouTube go past level 2,000, and the game updates about weekly (versions 1.55 to 1.58 shipped between October 9 and October 27, 2026).
Sources: Yarn Loop: Knit Puzzle on the App Store (description, version history, in-app purchases, reviews, screenshots), Yarn Loop on Google Play (ratings, downloads, reviews), Apple’s Top Grossing and Top Free Games feeds, the YouTube walkthroughs linked in the table, and Bing and Google autocomplete (all checked October 31, 2026).
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