| SEQUIN | Word originally for a spangle- or paillette-like flat shiny foil bead for embellishing a garment or a costume (6) |
| SEQUINS | Foil beads for embellishing clothing and accessories which take their name from old Venetian gold co |
| SHINY | Like a spangle or sequin |
| SPANGLES | Diamantes, paillettes or sequins; or, any glittering specks or spots (8) |
| ORNAMENT | A knick-knack or trinket, such as a vase or a Staffordshire figurine; a musical flourish embellishing a melody; anything serving to add beauty, credit, grace or honour; or, said decorations collective |
| DRAGEE | French word for a sugared almond, a chocolate chip, a medicated sweet or a silvered candy bead for a cake (6) |
| BUGLE | Tubular glass bead for textiles; or, an instrument used for military signals (5) |
| BEAD | Small piece of glass, wood or plastic for embellishing fabric (4) |
| DECORATOR | Worker embellishing a property (9) |
| INTAKE | An amount of alcohol, calories, food or oxygen consumed or respired; a cheat; a decrease by knitting/purling two stitches together; a mine airway; or, a narrowing of a garment or a pipe (6) |
| RAFTER | A person who travels by means of a Kon-Tiki-like flat log boat; a flock of turkeys; or, a roof beam (6) |
| INSET | Small picture or map bounded by a larger one; teacher training day; a piece of fabric stitched to strengthen a garment; or, a Y-seam in quilting or patchwork (5) |
| LINING | Inner fabric layer of a curtain or a garment; or, brown paper or mull for strengthening a book's back/spine (6) |
| VESTURE | Old word for clothing or garb; something that cloaks or covers, like a garment; or, in law, that which grows on the land, except trees (7) |
| PRINT | A newspaper; or, a dyed pattern or design on a garment or textile (5) |
| EDGING | A border on a garment or along a garden path, lawn etc; or, the passementerie, pebbles, sleepers, stones, for example, thus used (6) |
| RUCHE | A frill or pleat of fabric as a decoration on a garment or soft furnishing (5) |
| MEND | A darned or patched-up place on a garment; or, a repair generally (4) |
| ABACUS | A block or tablet on the capital of a classical architectural column; or, a frame with beads for counting units, tens, hundreds etc, that is the ancient ancestor of the modern calculator (6) |
| DART | One of a series of tucks used by dressmaker to shape a garment; or, a missile thrown in a pub game (4) |
