The Cross Pattern in Creative Shoe Tying

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Summary: Learn how to create the criss cross pattern in this free fun fashion video from our young style expert.

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Drew Cook Drew Cook is a high school student. He likes to blend name brands with creative touches to create his unique style. He is also a football player at his school... read more

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The Cross Pattern in Creative Shoe Tying

This is Drew for Expert Village and I'm here to show you how to make a checkered board out of your shoe laces. It's usually better to have the holes out the side because it'll just the way the lace goes you can cover it all the way up to the end and it will look better. Cause it'll cover this but also in this one the it has a little strap on the inside of the shoe lace it has to go inside the shoe. You have to go through and you have to go over flip it and then come through the top of it to or it will be wide. What I was going to do I was going to use one shoe lace and just do the whole thing in white but I ran out of shoe lace and so I just took the other one and just started right there, and left enough of it that I can hang it out and have it to work to where it can be shoved into the tip of it down into the bottom of the shoe, to where it would not come out and unravel it.