| KHADI | First kaidi owned primarily indigenous homespun fabric (5) |
| TOOTH | Means to examine semi-homespun cotton twisted into yarn? (4-5,4) |
| UNDUE | Homespun duet is a bit unwarranted (5) |
| PUNIC | A piece of homespun Icelandic material from Carthage (5) |
| UNITE | Join together a number of homespun items (5) |
| UNPIN | Remove fastener from homespun pinafore (5) |
| SHIFT | 19th-century chemise made of homespun cotton or linen; a movement of the hand on a violin's fingerboard; or, a change in the direction of true wind in sailing (5) |
| FARGO | 1996 movie tagged 'A homespun murder story' |
| RANUP | Accumulated some homespun articles on the way back (3,2) |
| CRUDE | Homespun |
| ROUGH | Homespun |
| TWEED | Relative of homespun |
| UNCUT | Not yet harvested any homespun cut outs (5) |
| FINE | Means to examine semi-homespun cotton twisted into yarn? (4-5,4) |
| COMB | Means to examine semi-homespun cotton twisted into yarn? (4-5,4) |
| APPLEPIE | America's homespun dessert (5,3) |
| ERMA | First name in homespun humor |
| ADIMEADOZEN | Broadcasting media - asleep, ultimately homespun and cheap (1,4,1,5) |
| ASITCOMES | One -- Open All Hours, perhaps -- homespun at heart, however it's made (2,2,5) |
| RUSSET | Reddish-brown hue of a variety of apple, iron oxide patina or homespun cloth; or, pertaining to the aforesaid fabric, a word for "homely, simple" (6) |
