Fabrics Expert Beats The Winter Blues

Sept. 21, 2009 - PRLog -- It will be hard for many of us to recall the summer months of 2009. It seems we have had three successive summers of unimpressive weather followed by winters, which although mild have been damp and gloomy. More of the same is to be expected in 2009 for the UK which tends to follow the weather patterns of its northerly neighbours with their cold air systems rather than the Mediterranean climate with the influence of the Gulf Stream drift. Many people despair when the nights draw in but it can be a time for snuggling up inside, protected against the hostile elements outside, enjoying a good book or relaxing and watching the television. Although it may be cold outside there is plenty we can do to make sure we are warm inside our homes without running up an exorbitant fuel bill to heat the place for the winter season.

Terry’s Fabrics have a comprehensive range of products that will keep the cold out and the heat in for you to enjoy your home through the colder months and celebrate such festivities as Halloween, Diwali, Christmas and New Year in comfort and style.

The fabrics specialist has brought more designs to its catalogue of curtains and soft furnishings for the home, with special emphasis on seasonal practicality with items such as thick curtains, thermal blinds and quilted bedspreads to make sure that customers are stylishly protected from the worst of the effects of the elements and don’t have to pay out huge sums to their energy suppliers for their winter heating bills.

With people preparing for the winter months, sales are already showing an increase – in particular items like curtain linings and bedspreads being popular selections for the discerning customers of the fabrics retailer. Being there with both seasonal and fashion trends, Terry’s is always looking for worthwhile products to bring to its customers, setting the standard for the latest window treatments and home wares online.

To view the range of curtains available, please see http://www.terrysfabrics.co.uk