| FABRIC | A manufactured cloth or textile (6) |
| FELT | Matted cloth or textile for arts/ crafts, bowler hats or dampers (4) |
| LOOM | Machine used to weave cloth or textiles. (4) |
| DRAPER | From Old French for "cloth", a term for a clothier or textile merchant who weaves and/or sells fabrics (6) |
| SCROLL | A furl of paper or parchment; or, a curlicue, fancy flourish, ribbon-like ornamental strip or other decorative depiction of said coil in architecture, art, calligraphy, heraldry or textiles (6) |
| PIECER | Quilter or textile worker |
| ENDUSE | Final purpose to which a manufactured article is put (3,3) |
| CLOTHS | Fabrics or textiles |
| PRINT | A newspaper; or, a dyed pattern or design on a garment or textile (5) |
| MATERIAL | Substance from which something is made; cloth, fabric or textile; jokes, songs etc comprising a performer's act; or, the facts, ideas, notes etc collected as the basis of a book (8) |
| MOTIF | Design or symbol on a manufactured article (5) |
| MOTIFS | Recurring designs, elements, ideas, shapes or themes running through paintings, songs or any of the ornamentations latterly mentioned in 12 Across; or, fancy patches appliqued to garments or textiles |
| OMBRE | Trick-taking card game with a name derived from the Spanish for "man"; or, a dip-dye effect for hair or textiles (5) |
| ORLEANS | Salerno manufactured cloth (7) |
| AWARE | Conscious it's a manufactured article |
| NOVOCAINE | Month on ice, a manufactured anaesthetic (9) |
| ACRYLIC | Type of paint or textile fibre |
| MILL | Lumber or textile factory |
| CLOTH | Fabric or textile |
| ANTIHISTAMINE | In the main it's a manufactured substance that chemists sell |
