How to Make Ribbon Shoelaces

How to Make Ribbon Shoelaces
Written By
Tricia Ballad
Tricia Ballad
Published: Jan 27, 2010
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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A brightly colored ribbon shoelace turns a plain white pair of tennis shoes into a fun fashion statement for kids and adults. Choose a different color for every outfit, and simply replace them if they become worn from too much shoe-tying practice.

Remove the existing shoelaces.

Cut two lengths of ribbon 1 inch longer than the original shoelaces.

Wrap a small piece of adhesive tape around the ends of each ribbon to make them easier to thread.

Lace the shoes with the ribbon.

Cut off the taped ends of the ribbon, then tie a knot in each end to prevent fraying.

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Tricia Ballad

Tricia Ballad is a writer, author and project geek. She has written several books including two novels, teaches classes on goal setting and project planning for writers, and loves to cook in her spare time. She is living proof that you can…

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