| STRAPS | Leather fasteners for picnic hampers or wicker fishing creels (6) |
| CREEL | Wicker fishing basket |
| BIND | A tendril of the honeysuckle, hop, morning glory or other twiner; a musical tie; a statutory constraint; or, any bore, difficulty, impasse or nuisance that enfetters, hampers or restrains (4) |
| HANDICAP | Something that hampers or hinders (8) |
| STRAP | Leather fastener, perhaps |
| BASKET | British skate cooked for picnic hamper (6) |
| CLASPS | Small silver bars on medal ribbons; embraces, handshakes or hugs; or, fasteners for wristwatches or pieces of jewellery such as bracelets and necklaces (6) |
| WATTLE | A rustic woven fence or wicker hurdle to set in place; or, the red fleshy lobe on a gobbler's flappy face (6) |
| PICNIC | Alfresco meal traditionally served from a hamper; or, linked with "loaf", a bloomer or cob with various fillings to be shared between a group at such a meal (6) |
| PLAITS | Braids of something such as dough, hair, ribbons or wicker (6) |
| CLINCH | Secure fifty picnic hampers (6) |
| SCREWS | Gun fasteners for nautical personnel entering a steamship, initially (6) |
| WICKER | Word for pliant osiers woven into creels, hampers, panniers or pottles, thus basketwork of any kind (6) |
| IMPAIR | The setter's appearance, eating starter from picnic hamper (6) |
| IMPEDE | This writer put in fish around top of picnic hamper (6) |
| LACETS | Fasteners for some boots |
| CANE | Length of rattan or wicker for outdoor or orangery furniture; bamboo stick for supporting tomato/bean vines; or, the woody stem of a raspberry plant (4) |
| MOSESBASKET | A portable cradle for a baby, often made of straw or wicker (5,6) |
| TOGGLESWITCH | Harridan after fasteners for electrical device (6,6) |
| SKEP | From the Old Norse for "basket, bushel", a straw or wicker beehive, traditionally depicted on signs as an indication or symbol of industry (4) |
