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| [title] Second fix: replacing the speedlace puller | |
| [* black] Use a "seam ripper" tool to remove the original stitching and open up the folded fabric patch. | |
| [* black] ''In our example, the original speedlace was connected at the ends with a fabric pulling patch. We will re-attach it in Step 8 using the sewing machine.'' | |
| - | [* black] Use a "seam ripper" tool to remove the original stitching and open up the folded fabric patch. |
| [* black] Wrap the patch around the lace endings and place it onto the sewing machine. The open side should point towards you. | |
| [* black] Push lace endings against each other in the middle of the patch, so that there is no gap. | |
| [* black] Sew along the middle of the patch with a single straight stitch. The goal is to sew through both laces at the same time, and "tack" everything in place for the next step. |