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| - | [title] Thread the replacement lace into the stopper. |
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| - | [* black] Use the needle of a safety pin to keep the stopper opened. |
| + | [title] Re-thread the lace stopper |
| + | [* black] ''The next step is to re-thread the stopper onto the lace; but this can be challenging since the stopper is probably spring-loaded, and different brands use different stopper designs. '' |
| + | [* black] For this example, we used the needle of a safety pin to keep the stopper open, while threading the lace. |
| [* black] Thread in the lace tip through the opened stopper and then push the rest of the lace through. | |
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| + | [* black] ***Tip:*** If you've got issues, pushing the lace tip through the stopper, you can use a safety pin or a seam ripper for support. |