It was a Ball doing this!

You know what it is like you get an idea in your head and it smothers everything else.  Yes?  Well the latest CASology prompt did that to me.   The prompt is Ball easy yes?  maybe a bit to easy.

Definition of 'ball'

Word Frequency

     

ball

(bɔːl  )

Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular present tense balls  , present participle balling , past tense, past participle balled 

1. COUNTABLE NOUN

A ball is a round object that is used in games such as tennis, baseball, football, basketball, and cricket.

...a golf ball. 

...a tennis ball. 

Synonyms: sphere, drop, globe, pellet   More Synonyms of ball

2. COUNTABLE NOUN

A ball is something or an amount of something that has a round shape.

Thomas screwed the letter up into a ball. 

They heard a loud explosion and saw a ball of fire go up. [+ of] 

3. VERB

When you ball something or when it balls, it becomes round.

He picked up the sheets of paper, and balled them tightly in his fists. [VERB noun adverb/preposition] 

His hands balled into fists. [VERB adverb/preposition] 

I picked up the balled socks. [VERB-ed] 

Ball up means the same as ball.

She balled the handkerchief up and threw it at his feet. [VERB noun PARTICLE] 

Brian's face balled up like a fist. [VERB PARTICLE] 

[Also VERB PARTICLE noun (not pronoun)]

4. COUNTABLE NOUN

The ball of your foot or the ball of your thumb is the rounded part where your toes joinyour foot or where your thumb joins your hand.

5. COUNTABLE NOUN

A ball is a large formal social event at which people dance.

6. COUNTABLE NOUN [usually plural]

A man's balls are his testicles.

[informal, rude]

7.  See also balls

8. 

 See the ball is in sb's court

9. 

 See get the ball rolling/set the ball rolling

10. 

 See have a ball

11. 

 See keep several balls in the air

12. 

 See on the ball

13. 

 See to play ball

Phrasal verbs:

See ball up

More Synonyms of ball

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Right that led somehow to the Prisoner a 1960's cult series here in the UK.  I have no idea if American's have ever heard of if or how many Brits will remember it.  So an image of a large white ball and a running man while still stuck in my head with the words, "You can run, but you cannot get away."  Is probably not going to work as an entry.

Ball as in A large formal social event then, how do you convey that in a CAS card and what message are you sending!?

A Ball Game, umm not a lot of fun in that is there?

So walking it to the craft room totally confused I came up with this.

A tempting ball of wool.  Cut a circle in the card from, with the cut out in place stamped t with the Tim Holtz stamp to that one paw is outside the circle.   Stamped ball of wool.  Coloured images and then lined cut out up carefully attaching it to the card with sticky pads.  The white toe is deliberate, my Torti Miss Minx has just one small spot of white on her chest and no where else so I thought this one cold have a white toe.

Trouble is The Prisoner is still running around chased by a big white ball in my head!  Thank you CASology hahaha

Now it is very hot and humid, a tiny drop of rain seems to have made it worse so signing off now.  Stay safe, Keep well & Have Fun.