tying your shoes

How to tie your shoes

Allison Chandler

AET 541

Tie me!

StitchingTechnique of cross-ing laces to tighten

shoes

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EyeletsHoles where laces

go through to secureshoe

TonguePiece of material

under the stitching of laces on the

shoe

AgletsSingle piece at ends of laces

Pre-training Stage with Key terms

** Hover your mouse over the speaker near your animated shoe guide for the audio.

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LacesSingle piece of string

used to tie shoes

Tongue

Straightening the Tongue

** Remember you can go at your own speed

Pulling the laces

The Initial Knot

A loop is when you take a little bit of the lace and pinch the center to make an oval shape.

Keep pinching!

Loops

Finishing the tying phase

Congratulations! This is the finished product!

What is the term called when the user pinches the shoelaces to create an oval-like shape with a single shoelace in one hand?

Aglet

Stitching

Tongue

Loop

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Sorry, but you are incorrect. The aglet is the metal or plastic piece at both ends of the single shoelace string. It is what helps the lace get properly placed in the eyelets of the shoe.

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Sorry, but you are incorrect. The stitching is the cross-hatching pattern that the shoelaces make on the shoe to fit the comfort of the shoe-wearer.

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Sorry, but you are incorrect. The tongue is the piece of material that is under the stitching of the laces. The user is advised to pull at the tongue before performing the act of tying the shoelaces to fit the comfort of the shoe-wearer.

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You are correct! The action of pinching the shoelaces to create an oval-shape in one hand is called LOOPING!

I think you can tie your own shoes with great success!