Bi-Color Lacing Methods

Half & Half

Shoelaces with half one color and half another color, either pre-made or by cutting and joining two laces, create an interesting bi-color effect.

H&H Straight Bar

This combination of “Half & Half Lacing” and “Straight Bar Lacing” forms a series of horizontal “bars” of alternating colors.

Double

One color shoelace runs through the odd eyelet pairs, another color runs through the even eyelet pairs, with two sets of loose ends at top.

Double Sided

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.

Checkerboard

Run one shoelace horizontally, then weave another color vertically and tuck in all ends. Forms an attractive two-color checker pattern.

Dense Checker

Variation of “Checkerboard Lacing” with doubled horizontals of one color through which another color shoelace is woven vertically, forming a more dense two-color checker pattern.

Angled Checker

Doubling up two different colored laces and weaving them through each other forms a dense angled two-color checker pattern.