Hold both laces up to make sure they are roughly the same length
Step 2: Make an X Hold one lace in each hand and cross the right lace over the left one. This will create an X with the laces.
Step 3: Under and Through
Take the right lace and pull it under and through the left one (through the bottom opening of the X).
Step 4: First Knot
With one lace still in each hand, pull tight.
Step 5: Make a Loop
With the thumb and index finger of your left hand, pinch a point 3-4 inches away from the knot on the left lace.
Step 6: Make a Loop (Cont.)
The place you pinched in step 5, switch hands and pinch it with your right thumb and index finger. Hold the lace up.
Step 7: Make a Loop (Cont.)
While holding the lace up with the right hand, slide your left hand down, toward the knot. This will fold the lace, with the pinched part being at the top of the loop.
Step 8: Wrap the Right Lace
With your right hand, wrap the right lace behind the left index finger and the created loop. The left hand should still be pinching the loop by the knot.
Step 9: Loop Two
Push the right lace through the gap occupied by the left index finger (between loop and right lace) with your right thumb.
Step 10: Loop Two (Cont.)
When the right lace comes through the hole, pinch it with the thumb and index finger on the right hand. This will create a second loop.
Step 11: Knot Two
Pinch the left loop with the thumb and index finger of your left hand. Pinch the right loop with the thumb and index finger of your right hand.
Step 12: Knot Two (Cont.)
Pull outward with the right loop in your right hand. Keep the left hand and loop static and do not pull.
Step 13: Knot Two (Cont.)
Keep pulling the right loop through until the knot is tight and both loops are of equal length. This may eventually require left loop to be pulled slightly.
A Classic Guide to Making and Repairing Vintage Shoes and Boots - Including Instructions for Hand-Sewn Boots, Riveted Boots and Sporting Boots and Shoes