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    Default Homemade lacing cards

    A neat alternative to buying lacing cards is making them out of vinyl placemats. There are tons available that are so inexpensive. Just punch some holes into it with a hole punch. Can use yarn or shoelaces to lace them up.

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    great idea!
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    Wow I never thought of that. Neat idea.

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    At school, we use old cereal boxes and cut them into any shape we want and punch holes in them. We usually use yarn. Make sure to wrap the end with a little bit of tape and it will not come undone and it is also easier to thread.
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    Neat idea!!

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    Excellent idea! I bet my daughter would love these
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    Great idea! I'm all excited about trying it for my youngest son!!!

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