| PATCH | A remnant sewn with others to form a quilt; or, a cloth badge (5) |
| BED | It might have a quilt or a comforter |
| LOFT | A pigeon shed; a roof space; the thickness of insulating matter in a duvet, sleeping bag or quilt; or, a warehouse/ factory converted into living space (4) |
| SHEAF | Bundle of reaped but unthreshed grain stalks bound together, sometimes piled with others to form a stook (5) |
| ONION | From the Latin meaning "large pearl", edible bulb traditionally strung with others to form a rope (5) |
| THUMB | The "thick one" or "stout one" of a human hand; or, the inch breadth of said digit, as an approximate measure of perhaps ginger or a cloth rand (5) |
| TWIST | Wind strands round each other to form a single cord (5) |
| SCRAP | A morsel of leftover food; a newspaper cutting; a remnant; or, metal/waste for recycling/reusing (5) |
| ARRAS | An Academician turns up with others to make a rich tapestry (5) |
| DOONA | Australian name for continental quilt or duvet, from a brand name |
| PUFFS | Breaths, cream-filled pastries, gusts, downy pads for powdering, quilts or other airy, inflated or light things (5) |
| BEADS | Small, usually rounded and perforated pieces of glass, stone for threading with others to make jewelry or sewing on to fabric / rosary / drops of liquid |
| TEETH | They join with others to take a bite (5) |
| SNOWFLAKE | Any one of a flurry or blizzard of dainty white frozen hexagonally symmetrical crystals of "glace" thus, an Arctic bunting forming a swirling drift-like flock; or, a Galanthus-like St Agnes' flower, a |
| DUVET | Quilt or comforter alternative |
| STRIP | A remnant (5) |
| STUMP | Dismiss as 'a remnant' (5) |
| OLIOS | Crazy quilts or miscellaneous collections |
| LETTER | Any one of the characters of the alphabet traditionally intertwined with one or more others to form a monogram or embroidered onto a sampler (6) |
| LEATHER | Calfskin, kid, morocco, napa or other tanned hide to which weathered skin or the coriaceous underside of a dog's earflap is likened; a strap for a stirrup iron; a ball for cricket or footie; or, a clo |
