TULIPS from Amsterdam - that was the theme of an arts and crafts event held at Lockswood Library in Locks Heath.
Youngsters had a whole afternoon to get creative with paper, glue and dozens of bright colours.
But instead of making traditional Easter bunny cards, the library staff decided to go for something different and the five to eight-year-olds created tulips and windmills.
Then after a hard session of colouring, cutting and pasting, the youngsters relaxed and listened to an exciting story.
A library spokesman said the afternoon went down a treat with all the children enjoying themselves and producing some stunning works of art.
Pictured left is librarian assistant Myra Hayden reading one of the many stories to children.
Echo picture by Gordon Agg-Jones. Order no: rad9518a
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