|
5 Ways To Lace Shoes With 2 Colors
|
|
These diagrams are all drawn as though looking from the front of the shoe, such that the lower part of the lacing
(near the toes) is at the bottom of the diagram.
|
 |
Half & Half Lacing
Shoelaces can be purchased with half one color and half another color. An alternative is to dye one half of a
normal shoelace with a different color, or to use two half shoelaces of different colors. |
FEATURES:
Decorative look
Regular tightening
Regular tying
Hard to get bi-color laces
|
 |
Double Lacing
Another way of ending up with two colors is to interweave two laces up the shoe, ending up with four lace ends,
which can then be tied creatively. |
FEATURES:
Decorative look
Creative options
Regular tightening
Harder to tie
|
 |
Double Sided Lacing
Using two flat shoelaces on top of each other, or one shoelace with different colors on the front and back, will
alternate those colors up the shoe. |
FEATURES:
Decorative look
Harder to tighten
Harder to tie
|
 |
Checkerboard Lacing
This interwoven lacing forms an attractive two-color checkerboard pattern that looks fantastic on today's wide
fronted sneakers. |
FEATURES:
Very popular!
Decorative look
Slip-on or off
Loose fit
|
 |
Angled Checker Lacing
Doubling up two different colored shoelaces and weaving them through each other like
Lattice Lacing forms a dense angled two-color checker pattern. |
FEATURES:
Decorative look
Harder to tighten
Harder to tie
|
Lacing shoes with two different colors is a great way to display country or team colors or simply to make use of
the spare shoelaces that are supplied with many sneakers nowadays.
