J Jason Member Apr 2, 2006 202 0 Nov 21, 2006 #16 Nov 21, 2006 #16 1. you make a U-shape with the strain 2. wrap the end around the U 3. Strick the loose end into the bottom of the U 4. Pull on the longer side
1. you make a U-shape with the strain 2. wrap the end around the U 3. Strick the loose end into the bottom of the U 4. Pull on the longer side
peace43 O.G. Nov 22, 2006 5,933 34 Jan 20, 2007 #17 Jan 20, 2007 #17 Sorry about responding to an old thread, but it was really useful for me, so maybe others will see it and will want to try it with their Noes?
Sorry about responding to an old thread, but it was really useful for me, so maybe others will see it and will want to try it with their Noes?
peace43 O.G. Nov 22, 2006 5,933 34 Jan 20, 2007 #18 Jan 20, 2007 #18 Here's pics of my Petit Noe with this neat trick:
lvgodiva O.G. Jan 7, 2007 3,906 12 Jan 20, 2007 #19 Jan 20, 2007 #19 bagsnbags said: May be you can use curling iron... Click to expand... but they're so creative
Mick O.G. Sep 26, 2006 5,187 19 Jan 20, 2007 #20 Jan 20, 2007 #20 Hi Laura! Looks adorable...I get what you mean now. Thanks!
M More lv please O.G. Jul 18, 2006 625 0 Jan 20, 2007 #21 Jan 20, 2007 #21 Cute! We used to do this with the leather ties on boat shoes, but I'd forgotten how. Thanks for posting the instructions and pictures!
Cute! We used to do this with the leather ties on boat shoes, but I'd forgotten how. Thanks for posting the instructions and pictures!
Couture_Girl O.G. Oct 24, 2006 7,224 41 Jan 20, 2007 #22 Jan 20, 2007 #22 thats cute, but i would be absoulultey scared to try something like this