Color Knitzy Level 374 Solution Walkthrough

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Step-by-Step Instructions

The video demonstrates the solution to level 374 of a string art puzzle game. The goal is to recreate the knitted pattern at the top by using spools of thread.

  1. Prepare the Spools: Begin by moving the correct color spools from the bottom puzzle grid into the empty slots in the top row. The player starts by placing yellow, green, purple, and light blue spools.
  2. Knit the First Layer: Drag the threads from the spools in the top row to the corresponding pins on the pattern board. The player knits sections with yellow, green, purple, light blue, and dark blue threads.
  3. Replenish Spools: As spools are used up, they disappear. Replace them with new spools from the bottom grid. The player brings up orange, grey, and red spools.
  4. Continue Knitting: Continue knitting the pattern layer by layer, following the color sequence. The player adds orange, grey, red, and more purple sections.
  5. Reveal Hidden Spools: Using the spools in the bottom grid will reveal new ones hidden underneath, marked with a "?".
  6. Complete the Pattern: Systematically fill in the entire pattern by repeating the process of placing spools and knitting the threads in the correct order until the design is complete. The final colors used are tan, yellow, red, and blue to finish the remaining patches.

Notes and Precautions

This is designated as an "Extreme Level," indicating a high level of difficulty that requires careful planning. The spools in the bottom grid have numbers on them, showing how many thread segments they hold. You must place the threads in the correct order, as some colors need to be layered on top of others. The game appears to enforce this by only allowing valid moves.

Tips and Tricks

Plan your moves by identifying which colors are at the "bottom" of the pattern and knitting those first. Work on one section or color at a time to avoid confusion. Efficiently manage the spools in the top row, replacing them as soon as they are empty to ensure you have the colors you need for the next step.