Yarn Weaving: Duck Sort

About Yarn Weaving: Duck Sort: Color Sorting Puzzle with Pixel Art

Yarn Weaving: Duck Sort drops you into a peaceful world filled with threads and vibrant colors, where every tangled yarn holds a relaxing puzzle waiting to be solved. The goal is to untangle messy yarn balls, sort colors, and weave exquisite pixel art step by step — making it as much a creative journey as a logic challenge. Yarn balls take the form of cute little ducks, and tapping them releases yarn to craft your unique artwork.

Several scenes show a white canvas with a knit texture suspended between two dark brown wooden pillars featuring decorative carvings. The duck-shaped yarn balls appear across multiple views in a range of colors — yellow, pink, blue, green, brown, and purple. Colored threads connect the thread spools to specific areas of the knit canvas in those same scenes.

How to Play Yarn Weaving: Duck Sort

Start by observing the spools displayed at the top of the screen. Select duck-shaped yarn balls that match those spools — once a spool is full, it releases yarn to weave your artwork. Storage space is limited, so every move needs to be planned carefully. Place all yarn balls to unlock the next pattern.

Controls

• Tap: Select a duck-shaped yarn ball

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If the color-sorting and weaving puzzles in Yarn Weaving: Duck Sort appeal to you, the broader matching games collection on Playgama has plenty more to explore. Yarn Fever! Unravel Puzzle shares the same thread-sorting DNA, organizing colorful yarns across tricky boards with boosters to help when levels get tough. For a bead-based twist on careful color organization, Sort The Beads challenges you to move and collect colorful beads into the correct containers across progressively harder levels.

Jewel Coloring: Crystal Sorting swaps yarn for crystals, sorting gems by color to gradually reveal sparkling pictures — a satisfying match for fans of Yarn Weaving's pixel art reveal mechanic. All of these sit within the wider puzzle games category, which is worth browsing if logic-based sorting challenges are your thing.