| EHOW | Site with D.I.Y. articles such as "10 Simple Tips to Cat-Proof Your Christmas Tree" |
| HANDY | Good with D-I-Y projects in Balloch and Yoker (5) |
| BALDERDASH | Relatively simple tip to make moonshine (10) |
| RECYCLE | Use your local tip's shredding service to ___ your Christmas tree (7) |
| OTTAWAN | French duo who had a hit with D.I.S.C.O. in 1980 |
| ANGEL | Winged being you might have on top of your Christmas tree (5) |
| IRONWARE | Domestic articles, such as pots or tools, made from a metal that is used to manufacture steel (8) |
| ATHLETE | Allowed to wear articles such as long jumper |
| HOMEWARE | Name given to decorative enamelled, japanned or lacquered domestic tin articles, such as candlesticks, coffee pots, jugs, tea caddies and trays, collectively (8) |
| HABERDASHER | Dealer in small articles such as buttons, zips and ribbons used for sewing, dressmaking etc. (11) |
| ETUI | Small, typically ornamental, case for small articles such as knitting needles, cosmetics etc. (4) |
| ACCESSORY | An article such as a bag, belt or hat to complement a garment/outfit; or, an accomplice in a crime (9) |
| PULLAFASTONE | Trick Yank, one such as 10 (4,1,4,3) |
| LISTICLES | Posts such as '10 Signs You're a Puzzle Addict' |
| ROASTER | Plan for duty to cover article such as cooker |
| TACKLINGDUMMIES | ... a D.I.Y. manual on other D.I.Y. manuals? |
| MICHAELMASDAISY | As D-I-Y is wrong after 29th September, find aster is wild (10,5) |
| TURBAN | Wind round head of boy article such as this? |
| ENS | An S-shaped article, such as a link of a livery collar; or, a suffix forming abstract nouns from adjectives or traditionally denoting "female" (3) |
| TOILETRY | Article such as soap |
