| LAMBSWOOL | Soft fibre obtained from the first shearing of a young sheep, used for knitwear, socks, blankets and wraps (9) |
| HOGWASH | Young sheep used to be hardy at first? Nonsense |
| SWALEDALE | With wool used for knitwear, tweeds and rugs, a hardy breed of sheep depicted on the logo of the Yorkshire Dales National Park (9) |
| ISLE | Fair -; design used for knitwear (4) |
| RAFFIA | A ribbon-like fibre obtained from the leaves of a palm, used in weaving mats and baskets (6) |
| WOOL | Yarn derived from the fleece of a sheep, used for crewelwork, knitting and cloth such as tweed (4) |
| COIR | Fibre obtained from the husk of a coconut, used for making doormats and brushes, but also as an alternative to peat in composts (4) |
| KAPOK | Silky fibre obtained from the seed coverings of the ceiba tree (Ceiba pentandra), used for stuffing cushions etc. (5) |
| TUCUM | A fine, strong fibre obtained from the young leaves of a Brazilian palm. (5) |
| TALLOW | Rendered fat of oxen and sheep used for making soap and candles (6) |
| CATGUT | Strong cord made from the dried intestines of sheep used for stringing sports rackets |
| AWHAINSWORTH | Made-in-england for Canada... 'John Atkinson' is the manufacturer of the Hudson's Bay iconic Point Blanket and is a brand of _._. ___ and Sons Ltd, a since-1783 textiles specialist in Stanningley, Wes |
| HERRINGBONE | Method of ascending on skis; a stitch for embroidering decorative edges or one for knitting blankets and scarves; or, a classic weave for tweed cloth (11) |
| HOGGET | Name the meat of a young sheep (6) |
| LAMB | The meat of a young sheep (4) |
| GET | How to achieve the return of a young sheep (3) |
| SOUTHDOWN | Breed of small English sheep, used in New Zealand for the breeding of Canterbury lamb (9) |
| ISTLE | A valuable fibre obtained from the agave plant (5) |
| SUET | Hard fat around the kidneys of cattle and sheep used in cooking (4) |
| SISAL | Rope-making fibre obtained from the Agave plant (5) |
