Kitty party chits
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Kitty party chits: print folded chits or draw one on screen
Pick a ready set or type your own list, one chit per line. Print them with cut lines, with a fold so the words stay hidden, or draw one at a time on screen with no repeats until you start again.
Diwali Tambola Party Kit
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- Two ready games of 60 tickets, twelve to a page
- 90 number calls to read out, one for every number
- House rules and a prize split for any pot
- A caller's sheet and a claim log for each round
- Six prize slips to cut out and hand over
- A QR code that opens the caller for these exact tickets
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The short answer
To make kitty party chits, write one chit per line (names, tasks or questions) and print them with cut lines, 8, 12 or 24 to an A4 or Letter page. Cut, fold and drop them in a bowl. To pick the next host or the order of turns without paper, draw on screen instead: each draw takes a chit nobody has drawn yet, until you press Start again.
From a list to a bowl of chits
Step 1: Pick a set or type a list
Start from lucky chits, tasks, Who am I names, questions or the host draw, then edit any line. One chit per line.
Step 2: Choose the page
8 chits to a page for long tasks, 12 for most sets, 24 for names. Tick Fold in half for a cover side that hides the words.
Step 3: Print and cut
Download the PDF and print at 100%. Cut on the dashed lines; spare places on the last page are blank, to write on by hand.
Step 4: Or draw on screen
Press Draw a chit and one comes up in large type that a room can read. No chit comes up twice until you press Start again.
5 sets, written for kitty parties
Every chit in the tool, to read before you print. Pick one above and edit any line, or mix two sets in the box.
Lucky chits · 16 chits
Small wins and light forfeits for a bowl passed round the room.
- Lucky you: take the first sweet from the plate
- Win a small prize from the host's basket
- Sing two lines of any old Hindi song
- Better luck next time. Pass the bowl on
- Swap seats with anyone you like
- You choose the next game
- Tell a joke. If nobody laughs, tell another
- Pay a compliment to the person on your right
- Lucky chit: skip your next forfeit
- Read the news like a TV anchor for 20 seconds
- First pick of the prizes at the end
- Name five films with a colour in the title in 30 seconds
- Better luck next time
- Dance for ten seconds to a song the host picks
- The host pours your next cup of tea
- Share the best thing that happened to you this month
Fun tasks · 16 chits
One-minute dares anyone can do sitting or standing, nothing embarrassing.
- Walk across the room like a model on a ramp
- Say 'red lorry, yellow lorry' three times fast
- Speak only in rhymes until your next turn
- Act out a film title without words. The room has one minute
- Balance a spoon on your nose for five seconds
- Describe your morning like a cricket commentator
- Name ten vegetables in 20 seconds
- Ask only questions for the next two minutes
- Draw the host with your eyes closed
- Hum a song until someone guesses it
- Make the room laugh without saying a word
- Say the months of the year backwards
- Deliver your favourite film dialogue, with feeling
- Clap a rhythm. Everyone must copy it
- Name something in your handbag for each letter of KITTY
- Tell a two-line story that ends with 'and that is why I never cook on Sundays'
Who am I names · 20 chits
Stick one on a back or forehead; yes-or-no questions until the player guesses.
- Amitabh Bachchan
- Madhuri Dixit
- Lata Mangeshkar
- Sachin Tendulkar
- Kalpana Chawla
- Mary Kom
- Sridevi
- A. R. Rahman
- Gabbar Singh
- Mogambo
- Basanti
- Chhota Bheem
- Mickey Mouse
- Harry Potter
- Sherlock Holmes
- Cinderella
- Mr Bean
- Charlie Chaplin
- Tom and Jerry
- Shaktimaan
Icebreaker questions · 16 chits
Draw one and answer it: good for a new member's first kitty.
- What was the first film you saw in a cinema?
- Which dish could you eat every day for a year?
- What is one thing you learnt this year?
- If you could live in any city for a month, which one?
- What was your favourite subject at school, and why?
- Which song always gets you dancing?
- What is the best advice anyone has given you?
- Tea or coffee, and exactly how do you take it?
- What would you do with a free Saturday and no chores?
- Which festival do you look forward to most?
- What is the funniest thing a child has said to you?
- Which hobby would you start if you had the time?
- What did you spend your first salary on?
- Which trip do you still talk about?
- What small thing makes your day better?
- If you could have dinner with anyone, who would it be?
Next host draw · 10 chits
Replace these with your members' names, then draw on screen or from a bowl.
- Anita
- Bhavna
- Deepa
- Farah
- Gurpreet
- Kavita
- Meera
- Neha
- Pooja
- Sunita
How to run each one as a game is in kitty party chit games, and picking next month's host without an argument in how to pick the next kitty host fairly.
Four things worth knowing
Draw the next host on screen
Type the members' names and press Draw a chit with everyone watching. Nobody wonders whether a chit was folded differently, and the order of the remaining draws is just as random.
Use 24 to a page for names
Names are short, and small chits fold small. Tasks and questions read better at 8 or 12 to a page, where the words can stay large.
Mix two lucky chits in every ten
A bowl that is all forfeits feels like a punishment. Keep a couple of plain 'better luck next time' chits and a couple of small wins among the tasks.
Print on thicker paper if you have it
Folded 80 gsm paper can show the words through it under a bright light. The fold-in-half layout helps, and slightly heavier paper hides them completely.
Questions people ask
Anything we've missed?
What are kitty party chits?
Small folded slips of paper, each with a name, a task, a prize or a question, drawn from a bowl. Kitties use them to pick the next host, to decide the order of turns, and for chit games such as lucky chits and Who am I.
How do I print chits with cut lines?
Choose a set or type your list, pick 8, 12 or 24 chits to a page and download the PDF. Every chit has a dashed border to cut along. Print at 100% or Actual size so the margins stay safe.
What does the fold-in-half layout do?
Each chit gets a cover half with its label and a dotted line across the middle. Fold on the line with the words inside, and the chit shows only its label until someone opens it.
Can I pick the next kitty host on screen?
Yes. Type the members' names, one per line, and press Draw a chit. Each draw picks at random from the names not yet drawn, so the same name cannot come up twice until you press Start again. Shuffle into an order gives every turn at once.
Can I write chits in Hindi?
Yes. Type them in Hindi or any language on screen. The PDF prints them too: when a list has characters the built-in PDF fonts cannot show, the pages are made as images instead, slightly softer when printed.
Is my list saved or sent anywhere?
Nothing is sent anywhere. The list and the draw are kept on this device only, so a draw survives a refresh, and the PDF is made in your browser.
Guides worth reading
- Kitty party
How to pick the next kitty party host fairly, every month
Three fair ways to choose the next kitty host: a monthly chit draw, a full order drawn once a year, or a fixed rota. Plus swaps, new members and missed months.
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Kitty party chit games: six games for a bowl of folded chits
Six kitty party chit games: lucky chits, task chits, Who am I, icebreaker questions, the next host draw and turn order. How to run each, and print the chits.
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Kitty party games: 12 ideas that work for eight to twenty ladies, and how to run Tambola
Twelve kitty party games from one-minute challenges to a full Tambola round, how long each takes, what to give as prizes and how to keep it to two hours.
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