Hey, kids,
http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/onehandedlacing.htm
I was playing around and found this page. This guy has a one handed knot diagram too, I haven't tried it yet but it looks like it might work well for us one handed tie-ers. There's also a bunch of fun different knots like the Halloween knot that are fun too.
Have fun,
Carrie
One handed shoe tying
Re: One handed shoe tying
This is pretty cool. I have always avoided laced shoes because I can not tie them, and have to depend on someone else to do it. Next time I wear my tennies though, I may just surprise everyong by not needing help!
Re: One handed shoe tying
I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds terrific! Thanks, Carrie.
Joanie
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