Little Haberdashery

Little Haberdashery is a quiet craft puzzle. You keep a small sewing shop, and felt pictures arrive pinned together with yarn buttons.

Every board is a hand-made felt picture built in layers: a teapot, a cottage, a sitting cat. Tap a button no piece covers and its yarn winds onto the spool that asked for that colour. Pull every button off a piece and it lifts away, showing what was underneath. Fill a spool and the yarn flies up into the embroidery hoop, stitching the next part of the picture.

The whole game is one question: which piece do you unpin first? The basket holds only what no spool wants yet, and when it is full the level is over.

Checked move by move
Every one of the 200 levels was solved by machine, move by move, before it shipped. None needs a booster, because there are none. Each level carries an honest difficulty label: Warm-up, Cozy, Steady or Tricky, measured rather than guessed.

Your shop
What you finish hangs on the wall of your haberdashery. Furniture arrives as you play: a rug, a kettle, a sewing machine, a cat asleep on the rug. Twelve felt shopkeepers arrive as you level, and you choose who keeps the shop.

At your own pace
• No timers, no lives, no energy
• No forced ads: watch a short video only if you want an extra hint or undo, or go ad-free once
• A map of every level, hints when you are stuck, and a calm soundtrack
• Works offline, progress saved on your device
• Sound, music and haptics you can switch off
• Finish the shop and the harbour opens: a second place to fill, 100 more levels, a fourth spool
• Finish the shop and a second mode, Weave, opens: an endless skyline with no way to lose

Made by one person in Mumbai.