Jewel Coloring level guide
Jewel Coloring Level 105 Walkthrough
Jewel Coloring Level 105 features a forest scene with a red-haired boy in a green tunic standing between two trees under a blue sky. Sort the background first — sky, grass, and trees — then build the character from the outfit up to the face and hair.
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How to Solve Jewel Coloring Level 105 — Full Solution
- Sort the blue gems to the top rows to form the sky background across the full width of the board.
- Place the green gems at the bottom to form the grass, connecting it to the base of both tree trunks.
- Fill the brown tree trunks on the left and right edges, then add the green canopy leaves at the top.
- Build the boy's green tunic in the center, starting from the bottom hem and working up to the shoulders.
- Place the peach face with pink cheeks and small eyes in the center of the head area.
- Fill the bright red spiky hair on top of the head, then add the brown boots at the bottom and any remaining red flowers.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Green, Brown, Red, Peach, Pink, Dark green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the blue sky before placing the red hair. The hair spans the full width of the head and sits directly against the sky — if the sky fills first, there is no visible boundary to stop blue gems from bleeding into the hair area, and the red loses its sharp spiky silhouette against the blue background.
- Placing the green tunic before the face is reserved. The face is a small peach area with pink cheeks and eyes sitting inside the green outfit — if the green fills first, the face positions are buried with no outline to mark them, forcing an undo of the entire central torso region.
- Ignoring the tree trunks as dividers. The brown trunks on the left and right separate the sky from the grass and frame the character. Without them placed early, the blue sky and green grass bleed into each other across the full board width, and the character has no clear spatial context.
Quick Tips for Jewel Coloring Level 105 (spoiler-free)
- Sort the background layers first — blue sky at the top, green grass at the bottom — before touching the character.
- The red hair spans the full head width and sits against the blue sky. Place it after the face is secure to avoid sky blue bleeding in.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A forest scene with a boy character, roughly 13 columns by 18 rows. The final image shows a boy with bright red spiky hair, a peach face with pink cheeks, a green tunic, and brown boots standing between two trees with brown trunks and green canopy. The background is blue sky, with green grass at the bottom and red flowers scattered in the upper right area.
- Goal
- Sort the scattered gems by color to reveal the scene. The blue sky fills the top half, the green grass fills the bottom, two brown tree trunks frame the sides, and the boy stands in the center. The boy's face is the most delicate zone — peach skin, pink cheeks, and small eyes must be placed precisely or the expression looks wrong.
- Opening
- Sort the blue gems to the top rows to form the sky. Place the green gems at the bottom to form the grass. Fill the brown tree trunks on the left and right edges, then add the green canopy at the top.
- Danger Zone
- The boy's face is the tightest zone — peach skin with pink cheeks and small dark eyes sitting in the center of the green outfit. If green gems bleed into the face area, the character loses its expression. The red hair on top is also large and easy to overwrite with blue sky: it spans the full width of the head and sits directly above the face without a clear boundary.
- Mechanics
- This is a scene board with multiple elements — sky, trees, grass, and a character — all sharing the same grid. Unlike single-object puzzles, the player must handle background (sky, grass) and foreground (trees, character) as separate layers. The trees act as vertical dividers that separate the sky from the grass and frame the character in the center.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I place first in Jewel Coloring Level 105?
Start with the blue sky at the top and green grass at the bottom. These background layers establish the scene before you tackle the trees and character.
Why does my scene look like a color soup?
You likely mixed background and foreground colors. Sort blue to the top, green to the bottom, and brown to the sides first — then build the character in the cleared center.
How do I keep the trees from blending into the sky?
Place the brown tree trunks before the green canopy. The trunks are vertical columns on the left and right edges that act as dividers between the sky and grass zones.
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