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Shoe laces =D


Question Posted Sunday September 10 2006, 6:32 pm

Haha, okay, it might be hard to explain, yes for me and you but please could you try and help? I have black high tops [converse] and I have this sweet pink and white checkered shoelace. I tried the normal trite way (the crossing one) and it looked AWFUL. Sooo I decided to do it the way where it's all horizontal...except when I tried to put it on, it was uber hard.

If there an easy really efficent way to make the shoelace co across and not criss cross without the shoelace getting stuck on your feet???

Thanks very much =D

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