| CREPEPAPER | Daily pancake starts as decorative material |
| SHAGREEN | Sharkskin used as decorative material (8) |
| BATTER | Pancake start |
| FRILLS | Strips of pleated material sewn on a garment as decorative edging (5) |
| KNOTWORK | Fail to come off, say, as decorative art |
| BIBELOT | Version of bible (Old Testament) as decorative trinket (7) |
| JARDINIERE | Ornamental plant stand used as decorative furniture (10) |
| PANELS | Hinged boards for triptychs; or, wooden slats or mouldings used as decorative work for interior walls (6) |
| RAFFIA | Fibre derived from a Madagascan palm tree used for hats, mats and baskets or as decorative twine for hand-tied bouquets or gift wrap (6) |
| FERNS | At this point, an iron navy may be seen as decorative (5) |
| WREATHS | Circlets of bay, holly, ivy, rosemary, spruce, yew and other seasonal foliage placed on doors or tables during Advent as decorative symbols of eternal life; or, deep banks of white neve or powder (7) |
| LIGHTS | Old word for eyes; clues or hints; blank/white spaces in crossword grids; or, illuminations, such as decorative miniature dazzlers named after incandescent "stars" adorned by principal fairies in Iola |
| FLEURDELYS | Stylised lily used as decorative design, particularly associated with French monarchy (5-2-3) |
| APPLIQUE | Practice of sewing pieces of decorative material together (8) |
| GOLDLEAF | Precious decorative material (4,4) |
| IVORY | Decorative material -- gold -- found in well-known London restaurant (5) |
| SOLACE | Thus decorative material provides comfort (6) |
| LANCE | Decorative material around new weapon (5) |
| LACE | Delicate, open weave decorative material (4) |
| LUNACY | Folly of decorative material houses one locally |
