This embroidered textile wall hanging was made with the tufting technique, using blue and teal polyester thread on a grey melange wool cloth. Exploring painterly strokes, Anna Gravelle represented the movement of birds in the graduating blue threads. The inspiration for this work comes from a family trip to the Somerset Levels to watch the swirling starlings.

This framed embroidered textile, made with the tufting technique, uses yellow polyester thread on yellow wool cloth. It represents a big yellow sun and was intended to combat the dreariness of winter.

This framed embroidered textile was created with the tufting technique. Anna Gravelle used a beige wool cloth as a base, and green, blue, purple, pink and mustard polyester thread fading into each other for an ombré effect.

This is a soft and tactile embroidered textile, made with the tufting technique. Anna Gravelle used a grey melange wool cloth as a base and blue polyester thread in graduating shades, creating a lunar effect.

This frame is one of a series of framed textile artworks around the theme of aerial bird flight and the reed beds they inhabit. This piece was created using dark grey wool cloth as a base, which was tufted with different shades of dark grey metallic polyester threads.