What’s on this wheel
- Painting
- Drawing
- Gardening
- Baking
- Photography
- Chess
- Learning a language
- Knitting
- Running
- Yoga
- Playing guitar
- Journaling
- Hiking
- Birdwatching
- Pottery
- Origami
- Cooking new recipes
- Jigsaw puzzles
- Calligraphy
- Dancing
- Board games
- Volunteering
- Cycling
- Reading
- Podcasting
- Coding
- Sewing
- Swimming
- Climbing
- Magic tricks
How to use it
- Check the list in the Entries box: add, remove or change anything you like, one entry per line.
- Press Spin or click the wheel. The winner is picked at random and shown when the wheel stops.
- Spin again, take the winner off the wheel, or share your version of the wheel with a link.
Give it a fair try
Stick with the hobby the wheel picks for one or two weeks before you judge it: most hobbies feel awkward at the start. Take off the ones you have tried and keep spinning when you want something new.
Questions and answers
Are these hobbies expensive to start?
Most need little or no equipment: drawing, running, journaling, origami or a language learned with free apps. Remove anything that doesn’t fit your budget.
Can I make a hobby wheel for kids?
Yes. Keep the ideas that suit their age, add their own suggestions and save the wheel for rainy days.
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