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Simple and original ways of tying shoelaces

With the help of knobby lacing can be increasedstrength of fastening, as well as giving the sneakers or sneakers an interesting look. First, slide the lace into the lowest holes and pull the ends out. Now cross the ends of the braids twice and spread them in different directions. Pass the shoelaces in the holes not from the outside, but from the inside. Re-cross the laces with a double knot. Continue the process of tying up to the top. The downside of this method is that it is difficult to loosen such lacing. The lacing of the ladder is quick and neat. Pull the string through the bottom holes and pull both ends outward. Now one end of the lace is crossed out through the upper lacing hole. The other end of the lace is pulled crosswise upwards, skipping one lacing hole. Continue lacing that one, then the other end of the lace. If you do not get confused, the result will be a great zigzag in the middle. If you need to remove the ends of the shoelaces inside the boot, use a display case. Pass the lace into the bottom holes and take it inside from both ends. Cross the ends and thread the next holes on the boot. Continue the process of lacing until the ends come out through the upper holes inside the shoe. Two shoelaces can be used on the same shoe, but of different colors. You can take contrasting shades, for example, black and white. And you can be close in spirit, for example, green and light green. Do the lacing with one lace up to the middle and tie a bow. Then insert a different-colored lace and complete the lacing to the end. Just tie a bow. It is advisable to choose short laces, so that the bows are harmonious.

Complex ways of tying shoelaces

One of the most fashionable types of lacing is a straightlacing. Push the lace into the bottom holes and take both ends inside the boot. Lift one end up on the right side: it must exit the upper hole. Thread this end into the left hole. Now lift both ends up and out, letting in one hole. Outside, draw the ends to the opposite side and pull them higher. Continue lacing until one of the ends reaches the top. Tie the laces in a straightforward manner if the number of holes on the shoes is even. Double reverse lacing looks chic on any shoe. Lacing starts from the top. So, pass the lace through the second pair of holes at the top. Cross the shoelaces and take them inside the fourth pair of holes on top. Both ends must move down simultaneously. At the bottom, stretch the ends inside the boot vertically into the second pair of holes from the bottom. Finish the ends again and insert them into the remaining holes. Lace up your shoe. By the way, this lacing is suitable for very long laces.