How to lace a baseball glove?

Or your kid has gone through his third glove of the season. Well, before giving up on the mitt and trading it in for a new model, try fixing it instead. For about $5, you can get a lacing needle and some rawhide lace and maybe salvage that mitt for another season or two. read more

Depending on what type of web pattern your glove has (I-web, H-web, trapeze, etc) you need to follow the pattern to the top of the glove, funnel the lace through the top part of the pocket regardless of the style, and go out the hole and through the web into the hole. read more

Starting at hole 1 on the front of the index finger, the lacing goes through the index finger of the glove and comes out on the back at hole 2. The lacing re-enters the glove at hole 3 and comes out the front of the glove on the middle finger at hole 4. read more