Spin & ShareChristmas EditionChristmas table game

Not just another spinner.

Spin the wreath. Share the moment.

A braided wreath you print at home, six wedges you swap any night, and a balanced arrow that whirls about twenty turns from one flick. Where it stops, tap the same spot here and your card appears.

Where did the arrow stop? Tap that wedge.The ring here matches your wreath. Turn it once so they line up.

Keeping screen on…

A braided wreath you print at home, six wedges you swap any night, and a balanced arrow that whirls about twenty turns from one flick. Where it stops, tap the same spot here and your card appears.

  • Swap the wedges for any crowdKids, grown-ups, or a bit of both. It takes a second.
  • Make wedges of your ownYour family’s jokes, questions and dares, on the wreath.
  • A fresh card every spinNo repeats until the deck runs out, in eleven languages.
The printed wreath on a festive table with cocoa and gingerbread
The wreath from above with the six extension wedges laid out in an arc beside it
Close-up of the gold star on the hub of the candy-striped arrow
Two players reaching for the wreath by candlelight
The wreath on linen with a velvet ribbon, gold stars and blank cards
Greetings from

It snaps together, sits flat between the plates, and looks like a decoration when nobody is playing. Swap the wedges in a second for a different night.

  • Prints in colour, no glue, no paint
  • Wreath Ø150 mm
  • 12 wedges, any six
  • About 20 turns a flick

How to play

Takes thirty seconds to learn and the rest of the evening to stop.

  1. Pick your six

    Snap six wedges into the wreath, then pick the same six here.

  2. Flick

    One firm flick. About twenty turns. Hold your breath.

  3. Tap the same spot

    The ring here matches your wreath. Tap where the arrow stopped.

  4. Do the card, pass the spin

    Play what the card says, then pass the spin to your left.

My wedges

Put your family on the wreath

Make a wedge with your own name, icon, colour, rule and prompts, and see it before you print it. It stays on this device; export a file to send the whole family the same deck.